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DataQualityDashboard
A tool to help improve data quality standards in data science
The goal of the Data Quality Dashboard (DQD) project is to design and develop an open-source tool to expose and evaluate observational data quality. This package will run a series of data quality checks against an OMOP CDM instance (currently supports v5.4, v5.3 and v5.2). It systematically runs the checks, evaluates the checks against some pre-specified threshold, and then communicates what was done in a transparent and easily understandable way. The quality checks were organized according... -
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ETS Offers iClassicMDM - MDM Software
iClassicMDM offered by ETS is a Master Data Platform for all.
We are living at an age where homes are becoming offices, and every offices need better data management tool, data management issues are spiraling. Our passion is to offer affordable data management tools to individuals and enterprises of all size. iClassicMDM is a Master Data Management application that can run on desktop, web server or containers. It allows customers to create data model as per their business needs & expose them for collaboration through a Data Stewardship User...
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