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Data Quality Test Coverage In a Medallion Data Architecture

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Data quality test coverage has become one of the most critical challenges facing modern data engineering teams, particularly as organizations adopt the increasingly popular Medallion data architecture. Imagine releasing software that has only been partially tested—no development team would accept such risk.

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Data Quality Testing: A Shared Resource for Modern Data Teams

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Data Quality Testing: A Shared Resource for Modern Data Teams In today’s AI-driven landscape, where data is king, every role in the modern data and analytics ecosystem shares one fundamental responsibility: ensuring that incorrect data never reaches business customers.

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A Guide to the Six Types of Data Quality Dashboards

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A Guide to the Six Types of Data Quality Dashboards Poor-quality data can derail operations, misguide strategies, and erode the trust of both customers and stakeholders. However, not all data quality dashboards are created equal. These dimensions provide a best practice grouping for assessing data quality.

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The Race For Data Quality in a Medallion Architecture

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The Race For Data Quality In A Medallion Architecture The Medallion architecture pattern is gaining traction among data teams. It is a layered approach to managing and transforming data. It sounds great, but how do you prove the data is correct at each layer? How do you ensure data quality in every layer ?

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Webinar: Test Coverage: The Software Development Idea That Supercharges Data Quality & Data Engineering

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In software engineering, test coverage is non-negotiable. So why do most data teams still ship data without knowing what’s tested—and what isn’t? You’ll see how a structured approach to data test coverage can catch issues before stakeholders do.

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The Data Quality Revolution Starts with You

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The Data Quality Revolution Starts with One Person (Yes, That’s You!) Picture this: You’re sitting in yet another meeting where someone asks, “Can we trust this data?” Start Small, Think Customer Here’s where most data quality initiatives go wrong: they try to boil the ocean.

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We’ve Been Using FITT Data Architecture For Many Years, And Honestly, We Can Never Go Back

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TL;DR: Functional, Idempotent, Tested, Two-stage (FITT) data architecture has saved our sanity—no more 3 AM pipeline debugging sessions. Each transformation becomes a mathematical function that you can reason about, test, and trust. Want to test a change safely? Re-run it on yesterday’s data and compare outputs.