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Dirty data is an MIS problem, not a business problem. Group startsTrue or FalseTrue, unselectedFalse

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Dirty data is an MIS problem, not a business problem. The statement is False.

<h3>What is Dirty Data?</h3>

Dirty data, also referred to as rogue data, are unreliable, insufficient, or inconsistent data, particularly in a database or computer system.
Dirty data can include grammatical or punctuation problems, inaccurate information connected with a field, missing or out-of-date information, or even information that has been duplicated in the database. Data cleansing is a method that can be used to clean them.
In sociology, the term "dirty data" refers to confidential information whose disclosure damages the reputation of those who withheld it. According to Gary T. Marx, Professor Emeritus at MIT, there are four different categories of data:
Non-confidential and unimpeachable data: Information that is frequently accessible.
Information that is confidential and unreliable: Strategic and fraternal secrets, privacy.
Non-confidential and damaging information includes sanction immunity, normative disagreement, selective disagreement, delivering on a credibility threat, and uncovered false information.
filthy and hidden data: Discrediting and secret information.

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