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Accuracy
There is over a 10 to 1 ratio of cost and energy involved with locating and either
correcting or weeding out bad data. In other words if it costs 1 dollar worth of
time and energy to get an item of data into a system it will take over 10 dollars
of resources to fix it if is bad. No organization wants to waste valuable
resources for this purpose and this is why nwis.net places strong emphasis on creating
robust automated system data checks along with a management level validation process
within our applications.
Accessibility
Accessibility is more then just about finding data and getting it to the right people.
It involves the inclusion of many types of ancillary but equally important data
that ordinary developers don't take into account. This is an important function
to consider from the very start of the application design process. Doing this
allows nwis.net to create a "bigger net" to "catch", process,
and organize larger volumes of data for later retrieval.
Appropriateness
A key characteristic of appropriateness is being able to consistently deliver the
big picture for any point of focus such as for sales items, invoices, customers,
vendors, and the overall status for your own business. How complete the summary
is on any of these items determines what your next best move is for satisfying a
customer to achieving new record profits.
Not only is each component important but often the relationship it has with other
components provides more valuable information. It is this ability to illustrate
relationships which is a fundamental part of what nwis.net applications deliver.
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