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August 2007

6 articles

  1. Seven Critical Questions to Ensure Master Data Governance Success

    Typically, in large organizations data governance and its practice germinates either from a top-down approach led by a key executive– say a Chief Financial Officer, or from a bottom-up approach driven by business unit…

    By Ravi Shankar

  2. Information Quality Means More than Accuracy - Guest Author James Funk

    In last month’s post we talked about one of the foundations required for high information quality, accurate data. Many people think that is the sole prerequisite for achieving high information quality. Several people have…

    By Richard Wang · Revised edition published at EWSolutions

  3. Focus on Data Definition

    Most requests for using a data delivery tool (BI is now becoming too broad a term to use clearly anymore) to showcase data and deliver it to appropriate users are simplistic in nature. Still…

    By Bruce Johnson · Revised edition published at EWSolutions

  4. Designing the Optimal Meta Data Tool

    In my last EIMInsight column I started walking through the key functions and features that my optimal meta data tool would have. In order to categorize these functions and features I am utilizing the…

    By David Marco

  5. EIM Component Framework Dependencies – Part 2

    In the previous installment of this series, we saw some examples of the guiding principles organizations can use to realize the many advantages from embracing an Enterprise Information Management initiative. Those who embraced these…

    By Mike Jennings · Revised edition published at EWSolutions

  6. A View of Data Governance in Enterprise Data Management

    Many organizations are pursuing numerous data-oriented initiatives, such as Customer Integration, master data management, data warehousing and business intelligence, etc. These efforts all require a thorough understanding of the data needed to answer business…

    By Anne Marie Smith · Revised edition published at EWSolutions

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