February Chapter Meeting - Reusable Data Quality Management

February Chapter Meeting 

Reusable Data Quality Management

Speaker: Scott Lueck

Tuesday, February 13th, 2024

In Person (register to receive details)

 Registration & Networking:  5:00 PM

Presentation: 6:00 PM

Abstract:

The ‘business’ always hates data quality projects and for good reason. The business will endure budget and schedule overruns only to have projects fail to deliver promised business value. Data quality is a necessary evil because superior Product data is a high value digital differentiator and poor Product data quality is strategically prohibitive and very costly.

In late 2020, Scott’s Information Architecture Management (IAM) team identified over 30 separate Product data quality projects across Boeing Global Services (BGS) of similar and overlapping scope. Each team was struggling to deliver value for similar reasons, a lack of common data, data tools & data skills. IAM conducted an architectural spike and use case analysis identifying the key data quality mgmt. (DQM) process elements teams required for success. Teams lacked data architects and modelers to understand, define and manage logically enforceable data requirements. Teams lacked tools and data savvy developers able integrate, de-duplicate and automate quality rules for 30M Product. BGS Supply Chain Data Governance aligned the DQM process elements to standardized data management (DAMA-based) roles forming a reusable ‘data centric’ DQM business function. After a successful proof of concept and prototype, the BGS supply chain data integration and quality pipeline is delivering business value as a new reusable service for which demand is rapidly growing across Boeing.

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Speaker Bio:

Scott Lueck is a senior information architect, information systems engineer & Boeing Associate Technical Fellow (ATF). Scott’s has been transforming Departments of Transportation (D0T) in 2000 to  his current effort with Boeing’s Supply Chain, Scott’s work has been recognized as industry leading for 20 years. Scott has a Bachelor’s degree in Civil & Environmental Engineering, a Master’s degree in Geospatial Information Engineering, a technical certificate from Stanford University in Virtual Design & Construction and has been certified as a Scaled Agile Product Manger Product Owner (PMPO). Scott currently provides architectural vision and strategy consulting for Boeing Global Services’ Digital Aviation Solutions (DAS) Data Office and leads the BGS Supply Chain Information Architecture Mgmt. (IAM) and Data Insights & Governance (DI&G) workstreams.