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Data Governance and Quality

Merging Business with Data Governance

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July 20, 2011
Merging Business with Data Governance

by Angela Guess In a new article Kelle O’Neal describes the role of business in data governance. O’Neal states, “With many companies organized along lines of business (LOBs), system and application complexity have increased steadily, decision making has become decentralized and data has become siloed. Critical business information is often unsynchronized across silos and...
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Sallie Mae: A DG Case Study by Forrester Research

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July 19, 2011
Sallie Mae: A DG Case Study by Forrester Research

by Angela Guess Forrester Research has released a new report on data governance. Their new report, Case Study: Sallie Mae Drives Data Governance In A Complex Environment, is written by Rob Karel with Boris Evelson and Allison Caine. The executive summary states, “Sallie Mae is a financial services company specializing in education, offering college...
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Data Governance and Compliance

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July 18, 2011
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by Angela Guess Stephen McGraw, president and CEO of Compliance 360, recently shared his insights on incorporating a compliance program into any company’s data governance strategy. The article asks, “What elements will regulators consider when determining whether a compliance program is effective? A good program starts with a firm understanding of the laws and...
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New Theory on Standardizing Data Rules

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July 15, 2011
New Theory on Standardizing Data Rules

by Angela Guess David Loshin recently posted his thoughts on how companies might be able to standardize data rules. This is his theory: “By categorizing different types of common rules, one could formulate a structure for each type of rule that would be abstract yet adaptable to different operational scenarios.” He continues, “Consider this...
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Planning: Step One to Data Governance

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July 14, 2011
Planning: Step One to Data Governance

by Angela Guess A recent article underscores how important careful planning is before implementing a new data governance program. The article states, “When some people think about data governance they immediately jump to the conclusion that a technological solution is a holy grail for defining an answer to this substantial task, writes Finn Rye,...
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Poor DG Can Cost Companies Millions

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July 12, 2011
Poor DG Can Cost Companies Millions

by Angela Guess A new article reports that poor data governance can lead to financial losses in the millions at larger corporations due to wasted time and lower quality information. The article begins, “Organizations are wasting millions of dollars as a result of inefficient record management systems, it has been revealed. An investigation by...
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Defining ‘State’ in Data Management

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July 12, 2011
Defining ‘State’ in Data Management

by Angela Guess Malcolm Chisholm offered some insight into the sometimes complicated idea of state and the related idea of status as they apply to data management. Chisholm writes, “One of my favorite logic authors is George Hayward Joyce. He defined state as ‘a condition of stable being.’ A better way of expressing this...
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Intertwining Data Governance and Information Security

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July 11, 2011
Intertwining Data Governance and Information Security

by Angela Guess A new article out of the UK discusses how information security and data governance are necessarily becoming more intertwined. The article states,  “Information security is no longer a siloed function – in today’s technology-led business environment, it touches every aspect of business. Data quality and governance is one such area. Increasingly,...
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Data is Lifeblood, and MDM is the Veins

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July 8, 2011
Data is Lifeblood, and MDM is the Veins

by Angela Guess Ike Ononogbu recently wrote that data is the lifeblood of any business organization: “We have just gone past the half way mark of 2011 and several events—conferences, seminars, and webinars—have taken place. A number of them have one common denominator, Data Management. The 20th and 21st century has seen an increase...
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Big Data = Lots of Small Data

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July 6, 2011
Big Data = Lots of Small Data

by Angela Guess A recent article suggests that it is not so much Big Data that is creating problems, but rather the rapid accumulation of small data. The article begins, “No less an organization than McKinsey has decided to draw attention to ‘big data’ being the next big thing in a new report… but...
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