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For Enterprise Architecture Professionals
REPORT: Eliminate Confusion In Data Management Roles And Responsibilities
Organization: The Data Management Playbook
January 9, 2019 Gene Leganza
As enterprise architecture (EA) leaders prioritize data capabilities, they're looking broadly at how data management (DM) resources are spread across the organization. Where can they consolidate their scattered resources? What's the right resource model to meet the business demand for improved access to data and insights? This report provides a framework to understand how DM capabilities map to your organizational resources. This is an update of a previously published report; Forrester reviews and updates it periodically for continued relevance and accuracy. We've updated it to include our most recent research data on DM organizations.
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For CIO Professionals
REPORT: Build An Insights-Driven Business
The Executive Overview Of The Insights-Driven Business Playbook
January 12, 2018 Srividya Sridharan, Gene Leganza
In today's hypercompetitive business environment, harnessing and applying data and analytics at every opportunity to differentiate your products and customer experiences is fast becoming a prerequisite for success. But setting up the technology foundation, restructuring teams, evolving processes, and transforming cultural norms to become an insights-driven business isn't easy. This report for executives leading data, analytics, and insights initiatives provides an overview of Forrester's framework for how to complete this journey successfully: the insights-driven business playbook.
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For Enterprise Architecture Professionals
REPORT: Map Your Way To Your Information Strategy's Business Outcomes
December 29, 2016 Gene Leganza
One of the most difficult aspects of an information architecture (IA) practice is engaging stakeholders to buy into your strategy and contribute to your architecture development. This report explains how to design a road map for your information strategy that will clearly show the impact on business outcomes while laying out the interdependent people-, process-, and technology-related activities needed to make it all happen. This is an update of a previously published report; Forrester reviews and revises it periodically for continued relevance and accuracy. We are now updating it to include our latest thinking on information strategy.
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For Enterprise Architecture Professionals
REPORT: Create KPIs That Show The Effectiveness Of Your Information Strategy
December 16, 2016 Gene Leganza
How effective is your information strategy? You can't answer that question without comprehensive assessment and key performance indicators (KPIs) that specifically target your information capabilities. This report integrates with Forrester's framework for a capability-based performance management program to track the success of an information strategy. The approach creates metrics linked to business outcomes in enterprise architecture professionals' strategies. This is an update of a previously published report; Forrester reviews and revises it periodically for continued relevance and accuracy.
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For Enterprise Architecture Professionals
REPORT: Align Your Information-Related Roles And Processes With Your Business Goals
December 15, 2016 Gene Leganza
Amid the noise and clamor surrounding big data, and as self-service for business information (BI) and analytics becomes a reality, a major change is happening behind the scenes. Schema-on-read-based data exploration is key to removing the expertise bottleneck that has plagued data warehouses (DWs) and centralized BI efforts since DWs began. These tech-driven changes also mean profound disruption to roles like information architect and data manager. This report helps guide enterprise architects through these changes and prepare for a data-driven future. This is an update of a previously published report; Forrester reviews and updates it periodically for continued relevance and accuracy.
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