I’m wrong to the finish, coz I eats my spinach…
Every one knows that spinach is good for you. However it isn’t as good for you as initially thought. Vincent McBurney over at ITToolbox.com wrote a post last year about the ‘spinach iron content...
View ArticleLeap year babies are hopping mad
Information Quality can be defined as “meeting or exceeding ‘information customer’ expectations”. Today of all days (the 29th February) there will be countless examples of incidents where one...
View ArticleA salutory tale of poor IQ
Gizmodo.com occasionally features ‘localisation’ problems (they spell it with a ‘z’, yet another localisation problem). As localisation raises challenges of customer expectation, information design,...
View ArticleApple App Store IQ Trainwreck
It appears that Apple iPhone App developers are having difficulty getting paid at the moment, according to this story from The Register. (Gizmodo.com carries the story here, Techcrunch.com has it here,...
View ArticleThe importance of context
Data is often defined as “Facts about things” and Information is often defined as “Facts about things in a context”. From Lwanga Yonke (IAIDQ Advisor and one of the visionaries behind the CIQP...
View ArticleQuality Information – it can be a lottery!
It’s been a little while since our last post of an IQTrainwreck. That doesn’t mean that they dont’ still occur. Only this past weekend Irish national broadcaster RTE published inaccurate information...
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