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Enterprise Data Management is the global function that facilitates the management of data as an asset of an organization. Its collection of components aligns to provide the capabilities to manage data as an organization resource, and to address data management challenges and implement data management best practices. It is important to use an industry standard and vendor-neutral data management framework to understand and implement an effective enterprise data management program with the correct data management components.
Not all responsibilities for data and its management fall under the role of Chief Data Officer (CDO). Different data types require different accountability, and different
Every organization should review this list of enterprise data / information management challenges and the possible solutions to sustain any EIM program Enterprise Information Management
Evolution is a constant, and for data and data management, evolution is essential Evolution of Data Change is the only constant in life, and technology,
Many organizations are striving to become data-driven, but few are truly achieving it. Successful organizations have managed to identify the business drivers and benefits of
Regardless of size, every organization needs and can benefit from an enterprise data / information management program, with the essential components of data governance, data
Effective data-focused self-service needs close collaboration between IT, business, and data management Although much has been written about self-service capabilities, most of the content is
Every industry needs the solid foundations of enterprise information management to have a successful present and future, especially with data-intensive analytical processes. Healthcare organizations need
Every organization should, and can, develop an enterprise data management program that demonstrates real value. The process starts with an assessment of the current state
What data is not the responsibility of the Chief Data Officer (CDO)?
Many organizations consider Enterprise Information Management (EIM) to be too complex and not worth the design and implementation effort. Adhering to some best practices can
Dr. Hayfa Bu Hazzaa, DBA. Eng. & Alaa Mahjoub, M.Sc., Eng. One of the key factors in determining whether organizations will thrive or fail in
