2.4 Data Integrity Vocab

The poor or insufficient management of data that undermines it's accuracy, consistency and reliability

• Mismanagement
• Error Correction Time
• Compliance
• Anomaly Detection
• Timeliness

Maintaining the integrity of data in a way that satisfies the relevant alws, regulations, and standards that govern data management.

• Compliance
• Error Correction Time
• Entity
• Implement
• Consistency

Any modifications to data that are done to change what was originally there.

• Alterations
• Mismanagement
• Conforms
• Data Integrity Audit
• Completness

The time and effort needed to remedy problems caused by inaccurate, incomplete, or inconsistent data.

• Error Correction Time
• Alterations
• Entity
• Discrepancy
• Acuracy

Unnecessary, duplicative, or repetitive work that is a consequence of poor data quality and integrity.

• Redundant
• Compliance
• Entity
• Data Stewardship
• Discrepancy

The data follows or meets the already made requirements or standards

• Conforms
• Alterations
• Compatible
• Mismanagement
• Acuracy

The real-world object, person, or concept that the data is mean to represent

• Entity
• Redundant
• Implement
• Data Integrity Audit
• Validity

Two or more things that are able to exist or occur without conflict or issue

• Compatible
• Conforms
• Discrepancy
• Compliance
• Discrepancy

To put a decision, plan or agreement into effect

• Implement
• Mismanagement
• Compatible
• Data Stewardship
• Consistency

Lack of consistency, or compatability between different pieces of information or data

• Discrepancy
• Conforms
• Compliance
• Anomaly Detection
• Acuracy