By supporting the business process of data management, organizations can keep bad data from infecting the business environment and deliver better data. The result: improved business performance.

But how do you do this, and how do you know if you are making progress?

A data governance program provides the framework for managing data. Creating data policies and measuring compliance to them can tell you where corrections need to be made. And making the correlation between poor data quality and poor business performance tangible will enable organizations to truly manage its data as a corporate asset.

Register now for this webcast where our panelists will engage in a lively discussion on data quality and data governance. The panel will discuss the role of data quality and data governance, what role data quality monitoring plays, how compliance metrics associated with governance policies align data quality with business insight, and other relevant topics

Panelists:

• Jim Harris, Blogger-in-Chief, Obsessive-Compulsive Data Quality
• Rick Wilson, Vice President, Product Strategy, Harte-Hanks Trillium Software
• Winston Chen, CTO, Kalido
• John Evans, Director of Product Marketing, Kalido