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EDUCATIONAL SERVICES MANAGING DATA INTEGRITY WORKSHOP ABSTRACT
This seminar is intended to provide Business and Information Systems professionals
an understanding of what Information and Data Integrity is, HOW to
manage Data Integrity across the Enterprise, how to build the Knowledge
Repository, how to use Information Directory to deliver Metadata to
corporate business and IT users and how this initiative impacts an
organization. Also taught are the implementation strategy alternatives. AUDIENCE
Business and IT managers involved in approving and justifying or planning a managed
data integrity across the Enterprise. Anyone involved in the design,
development, implementation data management functions, including project
managers. Quality Assurance specialists, System and Business architects,
data modelers, DBAs, Application and System Support managers. IT Mission
Implement Quality Information Systems That Support The Enterprise Zachman's Information System Architecture Framework
Data, Function, Communication, Users, Cycles What is Information Integrity? Managing Information Integrity - What It Takes Information Integrity Issues
No Common Definitions Missing And Invalid Data Values Inconsistent Values For Common Data Elements Inconsistent Formats Of Data Inconsistent Naming Lack Of Security To Safeguard Integrity Of Data Strategy of Implementing Information Integrity
Identify Scope Understand And Document Business Rules Collect Common Data Elements Prepare Elements For Business Rule Analysis And Violations Track Violations Of Business Rules Manage Business Rules Via FORUM Communicate Violations To Business Owner And IT Issue Correctional Transaction Or Data Transfer Build Knowledge Repository Track/Measure Progress What is Metadata?
Business Metadata System Metadata Corporate Information Services Metadata The Role of Information Directory Tools Required to Manage Information Integrity
Repository/CASE Technology Maps Acquisition, Transformation Cleansing Scheduling Validation Information Delivery Middleware DBMS Skills Required
Business Skills IT Skills Measuring Integrity Progress
Ten Measures used to track information integrity progress Implementation Methodology
Time Boxes Evolutionary Critical Success Factors Real Time Demonstration of Tools and Industry
Applications Reporting Visualization And Ad-hoc Tools Data Acquisition Tools OLAP, ROLAP Tools Data Mining Tools Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Detect And Alert Tools Information Directory/Catalogs CASE/Data Modeling Tools |