Data Transformation — What's in a Name?: Journal of Information Systems Management: Vol 4, No 2

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Our society is depending increasingly on institutionally maintained data systems for information. But does anyone really know whether the data in these systems is correct? If it is not, how did it get that way, and can it be corrected? This column examines the problem of data transformation.

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Richard V. Folea

Richard V. Folea is a manager with a major federal agency and has more than 20 years of experience with information management and human resources information systems.

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