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Guaranteeing the integrity of a register

Posted by: Philip Potter, Posted on: 13 October 2015 - Categories: GaaP, Transformation

Last month we blogged about registers: authoritative lists you can trust. To recap, a register is a canonical source of data, with a clearly-defined custodian.

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