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May 2013
Articles Designing Reference Tables for Usefulness, Flexibility and Survival
by Michael Scofield In this article Mike Scofield tells us that during initial design, it is vital to understand (forecasting into the future of the enterprise) if attributes need to be versioned in some way. The Three Drivers of Innovation
by Michael Rosemann What is the Related BPM/EA Readiness? This article is published in cooperation with the IRM UK Enterprise Architecture Conference to be held in London in June 2013. Mobile BI: The Next Frontier in Business Intelligence
by Noe A. Gutierez According to Noe Gutierez, the new connected world has changed how consumers shop for products and services, establishing the need for businesses to provide a consistent experience regardless of the channel.
Special Features Happenings in Data Governance
by Davida Berger, Robert S. Seiner Upcoming Data Governance Activities for 2013 In this special feature from Bob Seiner and Davida Berger they cover many of the data governance activities for the third quarter of 2013. More Special Features >
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Featured Columns The EIM Puzzle - May 2013
by Anne Marie Smith, Ph.D. Fundamentals of the Capability Maturity Model In this column, Anne Marie Smith writes about using the CMM as the basis for developing an Enterprise Information Management Maturity Model The Skeptical Architect - May 2013
by Frank Kowalkowski, Gil Laware The Business is at Risk – Architecture to the Rescue This column from Gil and Frank discusses how business architecture focuses on the opportunity and capabilities of the organization. Agile Data Design - May 2013
by Larry Burns NoSQL and the “Data Dump” In this Feature Column Larry Burns tells us that you don’t have to what he says you won't have to refactor the data model and database schema for every miscellaneous attribute that’s added. DAMA Corner - May 2013
by Lisa Nelson, CDMP, DTM Silver Anniversary DAMA Awards In this column DAMA International brings us up to date on their most recent activities. More Featured Columns >
Perspectives Managing Risk in a Flat World
by Isaac Cheifetz More Perspectives >
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