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April 2007

6 articles

  1. The 3 C’s in Managing Information as a Product, guest author: James Funk

    If we are going to treat information as a product, we must look at the information manufacturing systems that create the information products. These information manufacturing systems are analogous to a product manufacturing system.…

    By Richard Wang · Revised edition published at EWSolutions
  2. Data Governance and Enterprise Data Modeling – Don’t Do One Without the Other!

    Increasingly, enterprises are recognizing the value of a governance approach to the data found in their organizations. The potential benefits of data governance include rationalization of data for a common view of the business…

    By Anne Marie Smith · Revised edition published at EWSolutions
  3. Benefits of an EIM Initiative

    More and more companies are coming to the realization that an Enterprise Information Management (EIM) initiative provides a critical foundation that is essential to meet today’s many business challenges. A fundamental asset of any…

  4. All the Reasons Why You Can’t Do Architecture or (“We Has Met the Enemy and He Is Us”)

    I recently received a letter from a friend of mine 2 who was valiantly trying to initiate some architectural activity in a very large Enterprise within a very important industry sector. The note outlined…

  5. The Building Blocks of Enterprise Information Management

    Enterprise Information Management (EIM) projects are some of the most challenging initiatives that an organization can undertake. Not surprisingly they also provide some of the greatest value when properly executed. One of the common…

  6. Data Strategy

    When I signed up for a bi-monthly column with EIMI, I was asked to provide a name for my column. Based on my background I thought of names like Method Madness, pointing to my…

    By Larissa Moss · Revised edition published at EWSolutions

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