It is a wrong assumption to think that the quality and healthiness of data is solely the responsibility of the IS department. Data quality and hygiene are a shared responsibility across an organization.
The IS department may establish systems and guidelines for data entry, but when it comes to data inputting, processing and extraction, every employee takes a responsibility for proper data handling.
Moreover, data quality is an ongoing process. Regular data audits, feedback loops, and collaboration between different teams help identify areas of improvement and enable collective efforts to enhance data hygiene practices.
By recognising that data quality and healthiness are not solely the responsibility of the IS department, organizations can foster a culture of accountability, collaboration, and continuous improvement. This approach ensures that data is accurate, reliable, and supports effective decision making throughout the entire organization.
In #DataEnq we believe in a magic power of clean data and we put our outmost efforts to contaminate our customers with our passion of data healthiness.
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