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Pete Stiglich

5 articles in EIMInsight

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Pete Stiglich

Pete Stiglich is a Principal Consultant/Trainer with EWSolutions with nearly 25 years of IT experience in the fields of data modeling, Data Warehousing (DW), Business Intelligence (BI), Meta Data management, Enterprise Architecture (EA), Data Governance, Data Integration, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Customer Data Integration (CDI), Master Data Management (MDM), Database Design and Administration, Data Quality, and Project Management.

Pete has taught courses on Managed Meta Data Environments (MME), Data Modeling, Dimensional Data Modeling, Conceptual Data Modeling, ER/Studio, and SQL.

Pete’s articles on Information Architecture have been published in Real World Decision Support, DMForum, InfoAdvisors, and the Information and Data Quality Newsletter. Pete is a listed expert for SearchDataManagement on the topics of data modeling and data warehousing. Pete is an industry thought leader in the field of Conceptual Data Modeling. He can be reached at pstiglich@ewsolutions.com

Articles

Vol. 4 · No. 3 · Aug 2010

The Semantic Web and EIM: Part 1 - Data Governance and Stewardship

In this first of a series of articles on the Semantic Web and EIM (of which, this is the first), I will explore how the Semantic Web and semantic technologies will impact the different…

By Pete Stiglich · Updated edition at EWSolutions
Vol. 4 · No. 4 · Oct 2010

The Semantic Web and EIM: Part 2 – Information Architecture

This is the second in a series of articles on the Semantic Web and EIM (click here to see first article) . In this article I will discuss how the Semantic Web and semantic…

By Pete Stiglich · Updated edition at EWSolutions
Vol. 2 · No. 7 · Nov 2008

So You Think You Don’t Need A Conceptual Data Model

Many organizations take a shortcut on the time required for modeling by skipping the vital step of developing a Conceptual Data Model (CDM). Conceptual Data Models describe the business and should be developed before…

By Pete Stiglich · Updated edition at EWSolutions