Deriving Value From Data Governance

Air Date: Friday, June 19, 2009

Cost: $250

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Who should attend: Business Process & Applications professionals

Description:

Cross-functional and cross-architectural demand for trusted data is forcing both business and IT leaders to recognize dependencies and conflicting perceptions on data's value that have never before been understood. The adoption of a data governance strategy can help to mitigate these rising conflicts. Explore how evolving market and customer trends like master data management are driving the convergence of technology and data governance, and review a data governance framework — including key roles and responsibilities — that can help you get started.

Agenda:

• An evolving need for data governance
• Data governance framework must balance roles across both business and IT.
• Visions of MDM increase data governance complexity.
• A bottom-up approach to building your business case for data governance
• Recommendations

Related Research:

Inquiry Spotlight: Master Data Management, Q1 2009

by Rob Karel, March 23, 2009

Implementing Your Business Intelligence Solutions Center

by Boris Evelson, James G. Kobielus, November 4, 2008

Data Governance: What Works And What Doesn't

by Rob Karel, September 10, 2007

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