Oreilly - How to Grade a Data Model

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Oreilly - How to Grade a Data Model

by Steve Hoberman | Released April 2018 | ISBN: 9781634623643

https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/how-to-grade/9781634623643/

I have been using the Data Model Scorecard® to validate data models for over 15 years. Over the past year, I have built a free tool that will help you assess and score your own models. This tool takes the form of a decision tree, where over 150 questions are asked to “score” a model from Poor to Excellent. This session covers the ten Scorecard categories, the decision tree required to review a model (and which is embedded in the tool), and the “Top 5” questions that can make or break a model. You will then grade a data model using the online tool. Show and hide more

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