REGULATORS OF TIMELINESS DATA QUALITY DIMENSION FOR CHANGING DATA QUALITY IN INFORMATION MANUFACTURING SYSTEM (IMS)

The information manufacturing system (IMS) is the information system that manufactures information from raw data. This system works in both real time and nonreal time environment in the real world organizations for providing information or decision support. Delivered information from the information manufacturing system could be poor quality for the timeliness and other objective data quality dimensions such as completeness and accuracy. Further, completeness and accuracy can be changed for the timeliness data quality dimension. This data quality dimension is regulated by some of the factors in general. Each of the general regulating factors of timeliness may not play the regulating role for changing data quality in IMS. Therefore, the purpose of this paper is to sort out those regulators of timeliness data quality dimension.

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