ISO 8000

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ISO 8000, Data quality, is an ISO standard under development. It will be published as a
number of separate documents, which ISO calls "parts".

ISO 8000 is being developed by ISO technical committee TC 184, Automation systems and
integration, sub-committee SC 4, Industrial data.[1] Like other ISO and IEC standards, ISO
8000 is copyrighted and is not freely available.[2]

Published parts
The following part has already been published:

ISO/TS 8000-1:2011, Data quality Part 1: Overview[3]

ISO 8000-2:2012, Data quality Part 2: Vocabulary[4]
ISO/TS 8000-100:2009, Data quality Part 100: Master data: Exchange of
characteristic data: Overview[5]
ISO 8000-102:2009, Data quality Part 102: Master data: Exchange of
characteristic data: Vocabulary[6]
ISO 8000-110:2009, Data quality Part 110: Master data: Exchange of
characteristic data: Syntax, semantic encoding, and conformance to data
specification[7]
ISO/TS 8000-120:2009, Data quality Part 120: Master data: Exchange of
characteristic data: Provenance[8]
ISO/TS 8000-130:2009, Data quality Part 130: Master data: Exchange of
characteristic data: Accuracy[9]
ISO/TS 8000-140:2009, Data quality Part 140: Master data: Exchange of
characteristic data: Completeness[10]
ISO/TS 8000-150:2011, Data quality Part 150: Master data: Quality
management framework[11]

Further reading
Benson, Peter (2009), "ISO 8000 Data Quality The Fundamentals, Part 1", Real-World
Decision Support (RWDS) Journal 3 (4)

Benson, Peter (2008), NATO Codification System as the foundation for ISO 8000, the
International Standard for data quality (Oil IT Journal)

Benson, Peter (2009), ISO 8000 A new international standard for data quality
Benson, Peter (2010), Peter Benson discusses the certification options of ISO 8000 (Live
Recording)

Grantner, Emily (2007), "ISO 8000 A Standard for data quality", Logistics Spectrum
(Oct.-Dec.)

West, Matthew (2009), "ISO 8000 the Emerging Standard for Data Quality", IAIDQ's
Information and Data Quality Newsletter 5 (3) (full article requires no cost registration to
access)