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ABSTRACT:
There is so much written right now about data governance. Who needs data governance? In truth, some organizations (usually very small) do not need a robust data governance program. However, the rest of us do need to consider things like who is using the data, where is the data being used, and the accuracy of the data. Along with all those 'data' issues come business rules, data policies, and usage guidelines. Not the easiest endeavor - data governance!
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Authors
Joyce Norris-Montanari
Principal Architect, Global Enterprise Integration Practice
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CIBER, Inc.
Joyce Norris-Montanari, CBIP, is a Principal Architect for CIBER’s Global Enterprise Integration Practice. Joyce assists clients with all aspects of architectural integration, business intelligence, and data management. She advises clients about technology, including tools like extract-transfer-load (ETL), profiling, database, data quality, and metadata. Joyce has managed and implemented integration, data warehouses and operational data stores in a variety of industries including education, pharmaceutical, restaurants, telecommunications, government, healthcare, financial services, oil and gas, insurance, research and development, and retail.
Manish Sharma
Principal Consultant, Global Enterprise Integration Practice
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CIBER, Inc.
Manish Sharma, Principal Consultant for CIBER’s Global Enterprise Integration Practice. Manish assists customers in all aspects of enterprise architecture, application integration and data architecture. Manish has worked on a number of data and application integration initiatives for clients in the public and private sector, with an emphasis on data in motion, canonical models and integration of information repositories. He has worked with organizations in public sector, health care, retail and software product development.
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