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by Eileen Ponich, Data Symphonic Images of old California entered into my thoughts as I walked into the Catamaran Resort on Mission Bay in San Diego for the Data Governance and Information Quality Conference that was held June 25 – 28 2012. Over 350 attendees from 11 countries came to hear the latest on...
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by Angela Guess Roger du Mars of Search Data Management recently discussed the importance of selling executives on a top-to-bottom data management plan. He writes, “If corporate executives are faced with a choice between a proactive data quality plan that includes active participation by business users and traditional, IT-led approaches to fixing data quality...
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by David Plotkin The famous American frontiersman Daniel Boone was once asked if he was lost. “No”, he replied, “lost means you don’t know where you are. I know where I am. It’s how to get to where I am going that has me a mite perplexed.” I thought about this definition of “lost”...
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MDM and Data Quality: Not an Option but a Requirement View more presentations from DATAVERSITY To view the recording of this webinar, click HERE. About the Presentation This presentation provides you with an understanding of the goals of reference and master data management (MDM), including establishing and implementing authoritative data sources, establishing and implementing...
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MDM and Data Quality: Not an Option but a Requirement View more videos from DATAVERSITY To view just the slides of this presentation, click HERE. About the Presentation This presentation provides you with an understanding of the goals of reference and master data management (MDM), including establishing and implementing authoritative data sources, establishing and...
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by Glenn J. Thomas @WarDuke In the last few months I realize that I have strayed away from the base topic of data and data-related functions. I did this in part to broaden horizons into the subjects of project management and management, two subjects that are also dear to my heart. (I appreciate DATAVERSITY™...
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by John Biderman Let’s face it: the whole NoSQL/Big Data thing has traditional data management professionals (in whose ranks I count myself) at best concerned, at worst terrified. Several of our most closely held shibboleths are being sundered. Where’s the data model? Where are the keys, the constraints? How do I enforce data quality?...
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by Paul Williams As the Georgia spring turned from April into May, over 600 data professionals converged on Atlanta for the 2012 edition of Enterprise Data World. This year’s conference was highlighted by the keynote address of Internal Revenue Service CTO, Terry Milholland, as well as a celebration marking the 30th anniversary of John...
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by Angela Guess Informatica reports, “By a greater than two-to-one margin, organizations today view big data primarily as a business opportunity rather than an IT challenge and are moving quickly to do something about it, according to a recent global survey of almost 600 IT and business professionals conducted by Informatica Corporation, the world’s...
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by Jay Zaidi Six recommendations that will enable firms to build an efficient Information Supply Chain (ISC) with robust data controls This is the third in a series of posts about the ISC. In the previous two posts (see “Further Reading” at the end of the article for details), I explained what an ISC...
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