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Data integrity vs. data quality: Is there a difference?

IBM Journey to AI blog

When we talk about data integrity, we’re referring to the overarching completeness, accuracy, consistency, accessibility, and security of an organization’s data. Together, these factors determine the reliability of the organization’s data. In short, yes.

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The importance of data ingestion and integration for enterprise AI

IBM Journey to AI blog

The entire generative AI pipeline hinges on the data pipelines that empower it, making it imperative to take the correct precautions. 4 key components to ensure reliable data ingestion Data quality and governance: Data quality means ensuring the security of data sources, maintaining holistic data and providing clear metadata.

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Four starting points to transform your organization into a data-driven enterprise

IBM Journey to AI blog

IBM Cloud Pak for Data Express solutions offer clients a simple on ramp to start realizing the business value of a modern architecture. Data governance. The data governance capability of a data fabric focuses on the collection, management and automation of an organization’s data. Data integration.

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Five benefits of a data catalog

IBM Journey to AI blog

An enterprise data catalog does all that a library inventory system does – namely streamlining data discovery and access across data sources – and a lot more. For example, data catalogs have evolved to deliver governance capabilities like managing data quality and data privacy and compliance.

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How data stores and governance impact your AI initiatives

IBM Journey to AI blog

Among the tasks necessary for internal and external compliance is the ability to report on the metadata of an AI model. Metadata includes details specific to an AI model such as: The AI model’s creation (when it was created, who created it, etc.)

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Data architecture strategy for data quality

IBM Journey to AI blog

Both approaches were typically monolithic and centralized architectures organized around mechanical functions of data ingestion, processing, cleansing, aggregation, and serving. Monitor and identify data quality issues closer to the source to mitigate the potential impact on downstream processes or workloads.

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The Orion blockchain database: Empowering multi-party data governance

IBM Journey to AI blog

Transparency throughout the data lifecycle and the ability to demonstrate data integrity and consistency are critical factors for improvement. The ledger delivers tamper evidence, enabling the detection of any modifications made to the data, even if carried out by privileged users.