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Enterprise Data Governance and Stewardship Overview
When: Thursday
July 12, 2007
Time: 8:45
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9:00 - 12:00 Meeting
Where: LaQuinta
Inn & Suites (formerly Woodfield Suites)
5217
Terrace Dr.
Madison,
WI 53704
(608)
245-0123
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Speaker: Anne Marie Smith, Ph.D
Anne Marie Smith, Ph.D. is Director of Education
and Principal Consultant at EWSolutions (http://www.ewsolutions.com).
Anne Marie has over 20 years experience in information management
for several corporate entities and has successfully led the development
of data resource management departments within corporations and
consulting organizations. Anne Marie is active in DAMA (http://www.dama.org),
serves on the board of directors of DAMA International, and is an
advisor to the DM Forum. She has been an instructor of Management
Information Systems (MIS) with Philadelphia, PA area colleges and
universities.
Anne Marie has taught topics such as: data
stewardship and governance, data warehousing, business requirements
gathering and analysis, metadata management and metadata strategy,
information systems planning and data warehouse project management.
Anne Marie's areas of consulting expertise
include metadata management including data stewardship and governance,
information systems planning, systems analysis and design, project
management, data warehouse systems assessment and development, information
systems process improvement and information resource management/data
resource management.
Anne Marie holds the degrees Bachelor of Arts
and a Master's of Business Administration in Management Information
Systems from La Salle University; she has earned a PhD in MIS at
Northcentral University. She is a certified logical data and process
modeler and holds project management certification. Anne Marie can
be reached at amsmith@ewsolutions.com
Topic: Enterprise
Data Governance and Stewardship Overview
Data and information are critical assets of any
organization, and should be considered as valuable a resource as
buildings, employees and products.
For a company to gain a significant competitive
advantage, it must focus on managing and using its data effectively.
Data stewardship and the governance of information assets are essential
parts of any relevant information systems strategy for the 21st
century. Moreover, without a successful data stewardship and governance
program it is impossible to properly implement an enterprise master
data management effort or any enterprise spanning activity.
This workshop will deliver a roadmap for creating
and implementing a data governance and stewardship program, based
upon successful real-world implementations at several leading edge
companies. The attendees will gain an understanding of the importance
of data governance, the various types of information management
approaches, the data steward's function in the data-information-knowledge
continuum and some proven approaches for implementing a data stewardship
and governance program.
Audience
·
Data
Stewards
·
Data
Governance Professionals
·
Data
Custodians
·
Data
Architects
·
Enterprise
Architects
·
Data
Administrators
·
Business
Analysts
·
Project
Managers
·
IT
Professionals
·
Subject
Matter Experts
Learning Objectives:
·
Provide an overview
for implementing a successful data governance and stewardship organization
across the enterprise
·
Understanding
the role of information assets and their effect on the entire organization
·
Learning the fundamentals
of data governance and stewardship
·
How to develop
an effective plan for managing expanding information requirements
·
How to address the political issues and
organizational challenges of data governance and stewardship
·
The importance
of data governance to the enterprise
Seminar Outline
1. Introduction
2. How to Properly Manage
Data as a Corporate Assets
3.
Enterprise
Data Management and Governance
4. Introduction to Data Governance
5. Introduction to Data
Stewardship
6. Implementing a Data
Governance and Stewardship Program
7. Conclusion, Discussion,
References for Additional Study
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