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February 2010
Articles Non-Invasive Data Governance Explained
by Robert S. Seiner Considerations for the NIDG Approach A lot of people ask Bob Seiner, "How can we possibly implement a Data Governance Program in a Non-Invasive way?. Check here to find the answer. Architecture Made Easy, Part 8
by Mark Gleason, James Luisi Enterprise Architecture: Profit versus Cost Centers and the Parallels of Industry versus Government The authors provide a new perspective to help better understand the mind-sets and principles that operate within profit centers and cost centers. They call this "architecting the mind-set of the enterprise." Reference Data Management
by Michael M. Gorman The objective of this paper is to present the Whitemarsh approach to managing a very critical set of enterprise data: reference data.
Special Features Interview with Davida Berger
by Davida Berger, Robert S. Seiner 2010 Data Governance Conference - June 2010 In this Special Feature, Bob Seiner interviews Davida Berger about the 2010 Data Governance Conference, the Data Governance Best Practice Award, and other related subjects. Interview with Steve Hoberman
by Steve Hoberman, Robert S. Seiner Data Modeling Book and Industry For this Special Feature, Bob Seiner interviews Steve Hoberman about his new book, the challenges facing the data modeling industry and data modeling education. MDM & Data Governance Readiness Assessment
by Aaron Zornes Integrators & Consultancies: An MDM Institute Report This report is published in coordination with the IRMUK Data Governance Europe Conference to be held in London in April. To learn more about the event, please click through the IRMUK DG/MDM banner on the far left side of the page.
This report provides a synopsis of why system integrators are essential to the success of your MDM and Data Governance (DG) projects and how an enterprise might evaluate the capabilities of your new potential SI partners. More Special Features >
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Featured Columns Business Rules February 2010
by Ronald G. Ross Interview with Ron Ross In this interview, Ron Ross emphasizes the importance of understanding the value of data quality in the context of being able to make high-quality decisions in the day-to-day operations of the business. Conquering the Logical-Physical Divide Feb 2010
by Larry Burns Model-Driven Larry Burns relates the benefits of approaching data modeling in an Agile fashion. DAMA Corner February 2010
by DAMA International, Loretta Mahon Smith, CCP, CBIP, CDMP Special News from Around the World More Featured Columns >
Perspectives Managing Risk in a Flat World
by Isaac Cheifetz More Perspectives >
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