Organizations are increasingly aware of the overwhelming advantages of high-quality information. They are also painfully aware of the significant costs of low-quality information—costs that translate into hard dollars, reduced productivity, waste, and myriads of other consequences—even affecting quality-of-life.
The MITIQ Programs give participants knowledge and skills to understand and solve information quality problems, and to deliver the benefits of improved information quality such as the ability to make well-informed strategic decisions, to increase market share, and to significantly reduce operational expenses. Programs are based on rigorous state-of-the-art research, practice, and case studies in the information quality field.
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.
Outreach Programs
- 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. - Total Data Quality Management Training
Professional Certificate Programs
- IQ1: Principles and Foundation
November 6 - 10, 2006 at MIT
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