Ensuring Data Quality in Complex Data Engineering Workflows

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Chittaranjan Pradhan

Abstract

Today, as the volume, speed and variety of data generation have exploded with big data and advanced analytics, ensuring data quality has become one of the foundational challenges in data engineering. Poor data quality leads to an inability to make reliable conclusions, to make effective decisions — and to avoid operational failures. This essay will focus on keeping data intact at every level from acquisition and storage, through to transformation and consumption. It covers critical problems and actionable steps to resolve them such as data inconsistencies, NULL values, duplication, and schema-drift. It covers data validation, anomaly detection, automated and real-time monitored data pipelines, data profiling and more. Our study also explores how AI and ML can help solve the data quality management challenges such as mistake correction, anomaly detection, and data problem prediction. It further discusses governance frameworks and industry best practices (like DataOps and MDM) that help to set the standards of good quality data. Data quality assurance can help businesses better their decision-making and overall performance by systematically enhancing the reliability, accuracy, and consistency of their datasets. In the world of data, correctness, consistency, and integrity are getting more and more critical. It has never been easy to manage data quality, and modern organisations face the additional challenge of huge and heterogeneous datasets. This paper addresses key aspects of data quality in complex engineering processes focusing on the areas of data collection, processing, and integration. This article reviews techniques of data validation, anomaly detection and real-time monitoring, taking you through all the best practices to tackle common data quality issues. We also explore the use of automation and machine learning in high-volume data pipelines, demonstrating how these innovations could enhance data integrity and make it easier to ensure quality. Finally, the essay emphasizes promotes collaboration among data scientists, engineers, and other stakeholders in the organization. When organisations work together to ensure data quality is a major priority throughout the data lifecycle, more reliable insights and better business outcomes can be realised

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Ensuring Data Quality in Complex Data Engineering Workflows (C. Pradhan , Trans.). (2024). International Journal of Creative Research In Computer Technology and Design, 6(6). https://jrctd.in/index.php/IJRCTD/article/view/98
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Ensuring Data Quality in Complex Data Engineering Workflows (C. Pradhan , Trans.). (2024). International Journal of Creative Research In Computer Technology and Design, 6(6). https://jrctd.in/index.php/IJRCTD/article/view/98

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