IQ (Information Quality) is a survival issue for both public and private sectors: companies & governments with the best information have a clear competitive edge. MIT is dedicated to working with government and industry to improve their ability to capture and harness the power of their information. To this end, MIT provides multiple IQ programs and initiatives, which equip organizations with knowledge and tools that improve the quality of their information. These IQ programs and initiatives are based on rigorous relevant research, analysis, and practical experience.

Publications
Here you will find the fruit of various Information Quality programs at MIT. These works range from books, to journal articles, IQ project descriptions, works-in-progress, and more.

MITIQ Program
MITIQ program—based at MIT’s Center for Technology, Policy, and Industrial Development (CTPID)—equips professionals with the understanding and means they need to significantly improve their organization’s information and to use that information as a core strategic tool.

• NEW Call for Dissertations for 2008 Ballou/Pazer DQ/IQ Award Competition
  
  • Doctoral Dissertations in the Information Quality Area
• NEW MIT-ESD Information Quality for Executives
  July 14-15, 2008
  Limited enrollment for class interactions
  Admission preference for senior executives and line managers
   
• NEW The MIT IQ Industry Symposium
  July 16-17, 2008
   
• NEW The 13th International Conference on Information Quality
  November 14-16, 2008 at MIT
  Call For Papers
  
   
• The ACM Journal of Data and Information Quality
  
  
• Journey to Data Quality, MIT Press, available at Amazon.com
  
  
• Master and PhD Degree Programs in IQ, University of Arkansas at Little Rock
  
  
• LEAD (Leadership in Enterprise Architecture Deployment) Program
  
  
• CCIQM Work Group
  Sponsored in part by Acxiom Corp., the MITIQ Customer-Centric Information Quality Management (CCIQM) Work Group is a research effort focusing on methods and techniques used to achieve and maintain the exceptionally high level of information quality necessary to support effective customer-centric information management.
  
  
• Information Quality 1: Principles and Foundations
  Moved to the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, contact Prof. John Talburt
  
  
  
• Other Activities

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