Abstract In the era of data-driven decision-making, organizations must effectively manage their data assets to ensure accessibility, usability, and governance. A well-structured data catalog is a foundational element of a …
Professional Journey – A Momentary Look
Career Snapshot Master’s degree in computer science with Specialization in Software Engineering and Earned PGD in Management Information System. Accumulated 20+ years’ Information Technology, Data Governance, Data Management, and Compliance …
KSA NDMO – Data Catalog and Metadata – Data Sources Prioritization MCM.1.2 – P1
What does It Mean?The Entity should decide which data sources are the most important and should be added first to the Data Catalog. This involves organizing and describing these data …
Big Data – Visualization Tools
Traditional tools in data visualization have both a data and a graphical component. Advanced visualization and discovery tools use in-memory architecture to allow users to interact with the data. Patterns …
Data Quality – Preventive and Corrective Actions
Preventive Actions The best way to create high quality data is to prevent poor quality data from entering an organization. Preventive actions stop known errors from occurring. Inspecting data after …
Data Quality – Tools
Tools should be selected and tool architectures should be set in the.planning phase of the enterprise Data Quality program. Tools provide a.partial rule set starter kit but organizations need to …
Data Quality – SLA – Service Level Agreements
A data quality Service Level Agreement (SLA) specifies an organization’s expectations for response and remediation for data quality issues in each system. Data quality inspections as scheduled in the SLA …
Data Quality Rules
Data Quality Rules provide the foundation for operational management of Data Quality. Rules can be integrated into application services or Data services that supplement the Data lifecycle, either through Commercial-Off-The-Shelf …
Data Management – What is Master Data?
Different types of Data play different roles within an organization. They also have different management requirements. Malcolm Chisholm has proposed a six-layer Taxonomy of Data that includes Metadata, Reference Data, …
Reference and Master Data Management – Guiding Principles
Shared Data: Reference and Master Data must be managed so that they are shareable across the organization. Ownership: Reference and Master Data belong to the organization, not to a particular …