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Written by Daragh O Brien
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Wednesday, 06 February 2008 |
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It is with regret that Dr Markus Helfert has had to step down from the position of Academic Convenor in the IQ Network. Ironically, the reason for his decision is that there is a lot of research being done in Ireland the field of Information Quality and he is now too busy to devote enough time to his role with the IQ Network. He remains on as a member and assures us he will support the IQ Network and IAIDQ in our endeavours through 2008 and beyond. While Dr Helfert's departure from the Steering Committee is unfortunate, it creates an opportunity for us to shake up our organising team with some fresh blood and new ideas. |
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Last Updated ( Wednesday, 06 February 2008 )
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Written by Administrator
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Wednesday, 06 February 2008 |
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Due to circumstances beyond our control, the IQ Network has had to postpone our planned April 1 day Conference. However, we look on this as an opportunity to deliver an even better event later in the year! |
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Written by Daragh O Brien
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Sunday, 06 January 2008 |
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Over the Christmas period I had the opportunity to re-read some of the Computers in Business sections of the Sunday Business Post going back to early December. Imagine my surprise when I spotted an article that specifically mentioned the importance of Information/Data Quality. Unfortunately, the article doesn't make reference to the fact that IQ is a Business issue rather than an IT problem, and the context that the quote from the IDC is presented in gives the impression that this is an IT challenge that Business people need not worry about. However, I'll be following up on this to see if there is an opportunity for the IAIDQ/IQ Network to fill in the gaps, like we've been doing in the Small Firms Association Magazine over the last few months. It is heartening though that the issues of Information/Data Quality are now starting to get an airing in the mainstream media. |
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 06 January 2008 )
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