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Robert Hawker
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Robert Hawker

Robert Hawker started his career as a chartered accountant before making the leap into data in 2007. He led data teams within two global implementations of SAP, looking after master data management, data ownership and stewardship, metadata management, and, of course, data quality over a 14-year period. He moved into analytics in 2017 and now specializes in Microsoft Power BI training, implementation, administration, and governance work. He lives in the UK and shares his experiences through conference and blogs.
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The first few weeks after budget approval

In Chapter 2, the data quality improvement cycle outlined the activities that were then costed and planned in Chapter 3. For simplicity, the cycle and the example project plans in those chapters show each of the activities happening in a sequence – generally starting only after another has been completed.

The reality is somewhat different though, for example:

  • While working on data discovery work (covered in Chapter 5), you will inevitably uncover some live and critical data quality issues that cannot wait until the remediation phase to be addressed.
  • Typically, the phase where data quality rules are built by developers will start while design work is still going on. Usually, groups of data quality rules that were agreed upon at the start of the design phase are released to developers to work on in parallel to the design work – to extend the development phase and to allow for some refinement/clarification of the rules...
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Robert Hawker

Robert Hawker started his career as a chartered accountant before making the leap into data in 2007. He led data teams within two global implementations of SAP, looking after master data management, data ownership and stewardship, metadata management, and, of course, data quality over a 14-year period. He moved into analytics in 2017 and now specializes in Microsoft Power BI training, implementation, administration, and governance work. He lives in the UK and shares his experiences through conference and blogs.
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