WDQ

WDQ is an acronym that can refer to several different entities, depending on context. There is no single universally recognized definition of WDQ. In information technology and data management, WDQ is frequently used as an initialism for concepts such as Web Data Quality or World Data Quality. In these contexts, WDQ describes efforts to ensure that data across systems is accurate, complete, consistent, timely, and verifiable. Typical activities associated with WDQ initiatives include data profiling and discovery, quality measurement, validation, cleansing, standardization, de-duplication, lineage tracking, and governance, with outputs such as quality metrics, dashboards, and documentation.

Beyond data quality, WDQ has been used as an identifying code or abbreviation in other domains. It may appear as a project code, product model number, or organizational acronym where three-letter combinations are common. Because acronyms can be reused across industries, WDQ’s meaning is often clarified by accompanying description, codes, or jurisdictional context.

Limitations: Without a referent, WDQ remains ambiguous. If you have a specific WDQ in mind—such as a particular organization, software, or dataset—please provide additional details to enable a precise description.