MIS 0855 Chapter 3.1: In Data We Trust (Hayes)

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In Data We Trust (Hayes)
IBM found that 1 in 3 business leaders do not trust in the information they use to make
decisions
Data Veracity
o Volume, velocity, and variety have dominated the conversation about data
o Value, veracity, and viability are the Wanna-V’s
o Veracity is about accuracy ad truthfulness
Ensuring Veracity of your Data
o Hidden Bias of Big Data: if you have enough data, the number speak for themselves
o Requires minimizing the occurrence of different sources of errors
Sampling method, capitalizing on chance, missing data, research bias and poor
measurement
o As yourself the following:
What is (are) your hypothesis(es)? help you know why variables are related
to each other
What are your biases? look for data to refute your beliefs
What is the sample size? understand sampling error
What is the data source? scrutinize data to see if its appropriate for the
question asked
How good are your customer measures? ask for evidence that the instrument
is measuring something useful
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