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RISK MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE DEPLOYMENT: YOUR GUIDEBOOK TO SUCCESS 15 It's important to notice any unusual activity in data updates as well. This could indicate that something went wrong with the production of the file or that a change was made in the data source. Using custom automated controls designed for each individual data source, we can alert both our team and the client if unusual activity is received on a particular file. We can make sure that any changes in frequency or dollar swings are accounted for, investigated and corrected, if necessary. No matter how well a database is designed, if the data itself is not accurate, it won't be worth much. That's why we put protocols in place that will monitor the integrity of data entering the RMIS. In terms of monitoring data accuracy, the concept of "balancing" is critical. A good data intake process must include methods for reconciling (or balancing) numerous variables. The number of records in the RMIS should be balanced with the number of records in the source data. Likewise, there is also financial balancing, which ensures the risk management software is bringing in the correct dollar amounts and that they're adding up correctly. LARGE SWINGS IN DATA SIZE OR FINANCIALS RISK DATA QUALITY: CHECKS AND BALANCES

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