Scary Calendar Effects

OCDQ Radio is a vendor-neutral podcast about data quality and its related disciplines, produced and hosted by Jim Harris.

During this episode, recorded on the first of three occurrences of Friday the 13th in 2012, I discuss scary calendar effects.

In other words, I discuss how schedules, deadlines, and other date-related aspects can negatively affect enterprise initiatives such as data quality, master data management, and data governance.

Please Beware: This episode concludes with the OCDQ Radio Theater production of Data Quality and Friday the 13th.

Scary Calendar Effects

Additional listening options:

• Click here to Download the MP3 file for this OCDQ Radio episode

• Click here to Subscribe to OCDQ Radio via iTunes

• Click here to Subscribe to OCDQ Radio via its RSS feed (non iTunes)

• Click here to Listen to OCDQ Radio on your Mobile with Stitcher SmartRadio

• Click here to Browse the OCDQ Radio Archives and Schedule

Related Posts

Data Quality and #FollowFriday the 13th

The Moirae, Deadlines and Working within Limits

The Fiscal Calendar Effect

Eternal September and Tacit Knowledge

“What is is the was of what shall be”

Popular OCDQ Radio Episodes

Clicking on the link will take you to the episode’s blog post:

• So Long 2011, and Thanks for All the . . . — Don’t Panic! This is the OCDQ Radio 2011 Year in Review episode

• The Fall Back Recap Show — Celebrating the autumnal equinox with a look back at the Best of OCDQ Radio

• The Blue Box of Information Quality — Guest Daragh O Brien on why Information Quality is bigger on the inside

• Redefining Data Quality — Guest Peter Perera discusses his proposed redefinition of data quality

• Studying Data Quality — Guest Gordon Hamilton on the key concepts from recommended Data Quality books

Tweet