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Data Quality Lunch and Learn Gabriel Sobrino GSMP Spring Event 2008 Brussels, Belgium

Data Quality Lunch and Learn Gabriel Sobrino GSMP Spring Event 2008 Brussels, Belgium

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Data Quality Lunch and Learn

Gabriel Sobrino

GSMP Spring Event 2008

Brussels, Belgium

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Agenda

1. What is Data Quality?

2. What is the Data Quality Steering Committee?

3. What is the Data Quality Framework?

4. The Data Quality Challenge

5. How can I learn more?

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1.- What is Data Quality?

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Why Data Quality?

• To realise the full potential of the GDSN, Trading Partners must ensure the following:• Accurate product information is aligned across

internal manufacturer systems

• Good quality product information is synchronised through the GDSN

• Product information within retailer systems is aligned with product information received via the GDSN

The industry must be able to trust the quality of data flowing through the GDSN!

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Las 5 dimensiones de la calidad de datos*:CompletenessCompleteness All the required values are electronically recordedAll the required values are electronically recorded

*Source: GCI/CapGemini Report: “Internal Data Alignment”, May 2004

Standards-basedStandards-based Data conforms to industry standardsData conforms to industry standards

ConsistencyConsistency Data values aligned across systemsData values aligned across systems

AccuracyAccuracy Data values are right, at the right timeData values are right, at the right time

Time-stampedTime-stamped Validity timeframe of data is clearValidity timeframe of data is clear

Data Quality Principles

Manufacturer

Retailer

GDSN

Pro

du

ct In

form

ati

on

Recipient Systems

Source Systems

PIM/Publication Process

PIM/Receiving Process

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Why are internal processes important:The “Leaky Pipes” of Data Quality

2008 2009

Process

Constant data corrections and fixes

Internal

Internal processes

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2.- What is the Data Quality Steering Committee?

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What is the DQ Steering Committee?

• The Data Quality Steering Committee is a group established to function as an advisory body to the Board of Directors of GS1 GDSN Inc. under the stewardship of GS1 (management & funding). The steering committee is responsible to manage the Data Quality Framework.

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Data Quality Steering Committee

(DQF)

GS1 Management Board

GS1 GDSN, Inc. Board of Directors

Data Quality Adoption Subgroup

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Mission

The purpose of the Data Quality Steering Committee is to guide the industry toward improved data quality from source to consumer.  We are committed to developing the Data Quality Framework, tools and education, complemented by best practices for all users, addressing the business needs and incorporating continuous improvement feedback from the industry.  The ultimate objective of these deliverables is to positively affect data quality in the supply chain as used by trading partners across a variety of sectors and especially within GDSN, to reduce cost, increase efficiency and consumer satisfaction.

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Tasks

1. Data Quality FrameworkThe Steering Committee will own, produce and maintain the GS1 Data Quality Framework to be used as a “best practice” guide collaboratively by trading partners.

2. Self-AssessmentThe Steering Committee will be responsible for the ongoing maintenance of the DQ Self-Assessment procedure. The Self-Assessment enables companies to assess their own internal processes for data management against the GS1 Data Quality Framework.

3. CertificationThe Steering Committee has the responsibility to evaluate the need and readiness for a data quality certification process and, if necessary, to create a definition and model.

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Tasks

4. Continuous ImprovementThe Steering Committee recognises that our industries are dynamic and changing. As best practices and standards evolve, the Steering Committee will implement and maintain a feedback process for continuous improvement and relevance of the DQ Framework.

5. Industry BenchmarkingThe Data Quality Steering Committee is responsible to develop benchmark measurements for tracking the success of implementing the Data Quality Framework.

6. Marketing, Communication and EducationOne of the key value-added responsibilities of the Steering Committee is to support the adoption of the Data Quality Framework through: a) Marketing - Sharing compelling business cases and desired outcomes. b) Education - Enabling the necessary knowledge and tools. c) Communication - Continuously informing the extended industry community

and constituent groups on progress and timeline of Steering Committee activities to increase awareness.

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3.- What is the Data Quality Framework?

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The Data Quality Framework

• The Data Quality Framework (DQF) brings together a comprehensive set of best practices that organisations can follow to set up internal processes for data quality. The DQF provided the basic elements for a sustainable, long term solution for data quality.

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Data Quality Framework Guiding Principles

• Based on user needs• Strongly encouraged, yet voluntary• Can adapt to the needs and requirements of specific

trading partner relationship• Comprehensive, yet flexible

• Can be included in any kind of quality management system

• Minimises implementation costs – enabling benefits• Complementary to GS1 System standards• Open to several ways to show compliance

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Data Quality Framework

• Main sections:1. Data Quality Management Systems (DQMS) Requirements,

including chapters on:• Self-declaration• Certification• A management system like ISO 9000, aimed at the proper

management of data

2. Self-assessment procedure• Procedure to execute a self-assessment • Questionnaire to assess conformity to DQMS requirements• KPI Model to validate actual accuracy of the data

3. Data Inspection Procedure• A procedure for the physical inspection of products and data

• Stand alone, or• Part of a Data Quality Management Systems audit

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The Industry “DQ Framework” Elevator Pitch

• What is it? A process for improving data quality within your business

• Who manages it? GS1 (GDSN) manages the Framework for the industry

• Why do I need to use it? Because inaccurate, unreliable data is costing you and your trading partners money

• What is the role of the GS1 Member Organisation?Educate and support the trading partners

Rationale & Benefits:

Without good, accurate data, Global Data

Synchronisation will only enable the rapid, seamless transfer of

bad data!

Data Quality is achievable & many

companies are reaping benefits now

Rationale & Benefits:

Without good, accurate data, Global Data

Synchronisation will only enable the rapid, seamless transfer of

bad data!

Data Quality is achievable & many

companies are reaping benefits now

For more information visit the link below: http://www.gs1.org/dataquality

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4.- The Data Quality Challenge

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How to get started

Step 1 Acknowledge you are not where you would like to be on data quality

Step 2 Decide to take on the Data Quality Challenge

Step 3 Familiarise yourself with the DQF

Step 4 Do a self-assessment using the DQF

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Closing the cycle

• Step 5 Evaluate results of the assessment and plan changes

• Step 6 Implement changes

• Step 7 Re-assess your organisation

• Step 8 Enjoy the benefits from good quality data

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Timeline

Education

and

preparation

Education

and

preparation

Project

kick-off

Project

kick-offResults

calculation

Results

calculation

Publication

of the results

(phase 1)

Publication

of the results

(phase 1)

Self-

assessment

phase

Self-

assessment

phase

Feb 09April 08 May 08 Aug 08 Dec 08

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5.- How can I learn more?

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Data Quality Resources

• Global Data Quality Helpdesk:

[email protected]

• New and improved Data Quality Website:

http://www.gs1.org/gdsn

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GDSN Data Quality Web Site Resources

• Data Quality Framework and support documentation

• Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

• Data Quality Implementation Guide

• Data Quality Program Internal Implementation Example

• DQ Framework Background Presentation

• Data Quality Videos

• Links to Related Technical Documents • Measurement Tolerances Standard• Package Measurement Rules for Data Alignment• GDSN Standards Documents

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Contact Details

Gabriel Sobrino

Programme Manager, Data Quality

GS1 GDSN, Inc.

T + 31 20 5113898

E [email protected]