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Thursday
16:30 - 18:00 | |
| Participants will delineate the greatest barriers impeding the deployment and adoption of MDM and determine possible approaches to overcome them. We'll discuss what are the problems that governance has to address, then brainstorm practices and solutions to these problems.
• What does MDM governance need to accomplish?
• What are the barriers to MDM and how can governance address them?
• How can master data governance be implemented to achieve results?
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Friday
08:00 - 08:30 | |
| Unstructured data is a huge part of most business users' daily activities. As a result, content management needs the discipline of MDM as much as, or more than, the source of structured data. Learn how to tie the unstructured 80% of your enterprise information into your MDM plans.
• How can structured data and content be used together for business advantage?
• What is the current best practice around connecting MDM and content management?
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Friday
14:15 - 15:15 | |
| As MDM shifts from an abstract discipline to a tangible program, governance has to appropriately expand. This broader scope still encompasses data stewardship aspects, but it also has to entail additional decision areas that ensure the value and sustainability of the MDM program.
• What should the scope of MDM program governance cover?
• What are the different implementation options of master data governance?
• What are the barriers to effective master data governance and how can they be overcome?
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Friday
15:45 - 16:45 | |
| Master Data Management projects are complex, multi-year business and IT programs. Leading an MDM project requires a strong vision and determined program management. This session explores the leadership skills and experiences your peers have had in making their MDM projects successful.
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