Host of the WeeklyTalk since the very first episode. Talks about pharma IT, digitalisation and what really happens in the projects.
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In this episode, we discuss what happens when data from external partners is imported into pharmaceutical systems via interfaces — and why a technically flawless import process is not necessarily a guarantee of quality. Using real-world case studies, we highlight where data runs into trouble: with units and formats, with silent data loss, and with values that appear plausible but don’t make business sense. The central thesis: when it comes to units and formats, silent data loss, and values that look plausible but don’t make technical sense. The central argument: A system can validate formats, but only someone who understands the subject matter can determine whether a value is actually correct. An episode exploring why strong domain knowledge in data management isn’t just a nice-to-have, but crucial for data integrity.
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