The document discusses ISO 25012, which defines data quality characteristics. It describes inherent data quality characteristics related to the data itself, including accuracy, completeness, consistency, credibility, and currentness. It also covers system-dependent characteristics related to how data quality is achieved within computer systems, such as accessibility, compliance, confidentiality, efficiency, precision, traceability, understandability, availability, portability, and recoverability. The standard provides definitions for each of these data quality characteristics.
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The document discusses ISO 25012, which defines data quality characteristics. It describes inherent data quality characteristics related to the data itself, including accuracy, completeness, consistency, credibility, and currentness. It also covers system-dependent characteristics related to how data quality is achieved within computer systems, such as accessibility, compliance, confidentiality, efficiency, precision, traceability, understandability, availability, portability, and recoverability. The standard provides definitions for each of these data quality characteristics.
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ISO 25012
Product Evaluation to ISO 25000
• Differentiating from competitors, meeting delivery deadlines and assuring that product defects are reduced. • Being able to establish service level agreements, defining specific quality parameters that the product must meet before being delivered. • Detecting defects in the software product and proceed to their removal before its delivery, saving costs in the subsequent maintenance phase. • Evaluating and monitoring the performance of the software product being developed, ensuring that it provides results given the existing time and resource constraints. • Ensuring that the software product being developed meets the required levels for security features (confidentiality , integrity, authenticity , non- repudiation , etc.). • Checking that the product being developed can be deployed in the production environment without compromising other systems and maintaining compatibility with the necessary interfaces. ISO 25012:2008 Data Quality model Characteristics Inherent Data Quality: Inherent data quality refers to the degree to which quality characteristics of data have the intrinsic potential to satisfy stated and implied needs when data is used under specified conditions. From the inherent point of view, data quality refers to data itself, in particular to:
• data domain values and possible restrictions (e.g. business
rules governing the quality required for the characteristic in a given application); • relationships of data values (e.g. consistency); • metadata.
•System-Dependent Data Quality: System dependent data quality
refers to the degree to which data quality is reached and preserved within a computer system when data is used under specified conditions.
From this point of view data quality depends on the technological
domain in which data are used; it is achieved by the capabilities of computer systems' components such as: hardware devices (e.g. to make data available or to obtain the required precision), computer system software (e.g. backup software to achieve recoverability), and other software (e.g. migration tools to achieve portability). Inherent Data Quality - Accuracy
The degree to which data has attributes that
correctly represent the true value of the intended attribute of a concept or event in a specific context of use.
• Syntactic Accuracy: Syntactic accuracy is
defined as the closeness of the data values to a set of values defined in a domain considered syntactically correct. • Semantic Accuracy: Semantic accuracy is defined as the closeness of the data values to a set of values defined in a domain considered semantically correct. Inherent Data Quality - Completeness
The degree to which subject data associated with an
entity has values for all expected attributes and related entity instances in a specific context of use. Inherent Data Quality - Consistency
The degree to which data has attributes that are
free from contradiction and are coherent with other data in a specific context of use. It can be either or both among data regarding one entity and across similar data for comparable entities. Inherent Data Quality - Credibility
The degree to which data has attributes that are
regarded as true and believable by users in a specific context of use. Credibility includes the concept of authenticity (the truthfulness of origins, attributions, commitments). Inherent Data Quality - Currentness
The degree to which data has attributes that are of
the right age in a specific context of use. Inherent & System-Dependent Data Quality - Accessibility
The degree to which data can be accessed in a
specific context of use, particularly by people who need supporting technology or special configuration because of some disability. Inherent & System-Dependent Data Quality - Compliance
The degree to which data has attributes that adhere
to standards, conventions or regulations in force and similar rules relating to data quality in a specific context of use. Inherent & System-Dependent Data Quality - Confidentiality
The degree to which data has attributes that ensure
that it is only accessible and interpretable by authorized users in a specific context of use. Confidentiality is an aspect of information security (together with availability, integrity) as defined in ISO/IEC 13335-1:2004. Inherent & System-Dependent Data Quality - Efficiency
The degree to which data has attributes that can be
processed and provide the expected levels of performance by using the appropriate amounts and types of resources in a specific context of use. Inherent & System-Dependent Data Quality - Precision
The degree to which data has attributes that are
exact or that provide discrimination in a specific context of use. Inherent & System-Dependent Data Quality - Traceability
The degree to which data has attributes that
provide an audit trail of access to the data and of any changes made to the data in a specific context of use. Inherent & System-Dependent Data Quality - Understandability
The degree to which data has attributes that enable
it to be read and interpreted by users, and are expressed in appropriate languages, symbols and units in a specific context of use. Some information about data understandability are provided by metadata. System-Dependent Data Quality - Availability
The degree to which data has attributes that enable
it to be retrieved by authorized users and/or applications in a specific context of use. System-Dependent Data Quality - Portability
The degree to which data has attributes that enable
it to be installed, replaced or moved from one system to another preserving the existing quality in a specific context of use. System-Dependent Data Quality - Recoverability
The degree to which data has attributes that enable
it to maintain and preserve a specified level of operations and quality, even in the event of failure, in a specific context of use. ISO 27000:2013 Information Security Management System (ISMS)
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