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data chain

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data chain [′dad·ə ‚chān]
(computer science)
Any combination of two or more data elements, data items, data codes, and data abbreviations in a prescribed sequence to yield meaningful information; for example, “date” consists of data elements year, month, and day.


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Once participants in the insurance industry data chain adopt a standard, the next challenge is to develop a systematic, marketwide, quantitative approach to assessing and enhancing data quality.
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