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Dmitry Kovalchuk ATTENTION DATA (“Data Management for Dummies”) i

Data Management for Dummies

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In the beginning was the Word. What is the “Word”? For the purposes of this article, the “word” is Data or Information. It is the basis of all things. Why do we pay so much attention to things rather than the information about them? “Things” are what we can see. “Information” or “Data” about things is what we know about them. One thing may have different definitions, and its Information / Data may vary. These ideas really belong in a philosophy course. The better definition you have, the better you understand the thing itself. Data or Information about things is as important as the things themselves. If you have things but you don’t have information about them, you may have to consider that you don’t really have these things. This presentation is for people who think that Data or Information is an issue for them. For those who think they can own and not understand. This is Data Management for Dummies.

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Dmitry Kovalchuk

ATTENTION

DATA(“Data Management for Dummies”)

i

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Your companydepends on resources

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You plan resources

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You pull resources

You plan resources

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You pull resources

You store resources

You plan resources

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You pull resources

You store resources

You utilize resources

You plan resources

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You manage your resources to be

effective

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You manage finances

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You manage people

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You manage inventories

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You manage time

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Why don’t youmanage

your data?

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Data is not a trivial resource

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Data volumes grow much faster than your other resources

V

t

$

About 40% a year

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Perhaps your data is…

no longer timely

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Perhaps your data is…

no longer timely

hard to access

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Perhaps your data is…

no longer timely

hard to access

poor quality

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Perhaps your data is…

no longer timely

hard to access

poor quality

incomplete

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I hope you are

aware of this problem

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Why do youput up with it?

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Imagine that your other resources…

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are no longer timely

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are hard to access

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are poor quality

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are incomplete

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Of course you can take steps

to avoid these problems

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ATTENTIONif you don’t manage data

it can become a cancer…

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It can be invisible - you might not know about it

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It penetrates everywhere

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It harms you from the inside

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You get inaccurate reports

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You make bad decisions

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You spend more and more on remediation

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You become ineffective

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But I have good news for you

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Hundreds of companies have avoided this

bad situation

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They know one secret

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They manage their data like other resources

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Their data is always…

in the right time and place

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Their data is always…

the right volume

in the right time and place

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Their data is always…

the right volume

the right quality

in the right time and place

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Their information is accurate

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Their information is accurate

They make intelligent decisions

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Their information is accurate

They make intelligent decisions

They trust their decisions

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They are successful

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Do you want to be like them?

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It is NOT simple:Manage Your Data

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Best practices to get you started

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Start with the most important information –

Master Data

customers

products

employees

materials

suppliers

sites

services

partners

equipment

assets

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Start small – chooseone data domain

Customer Master Data

CRM

ERP

DWH

Other

such as Customer Master Data

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Think Big – move towards Enterprise Information

Management

Unstructured data

Metadata

Reference data

Big data

Transactional data

Master dataOther data

Enterprise Information

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Stable Data Governance

ResponsibilitiesAccountability

ProceduresProcessesStandards

PoliciesMetrics

Roles

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Implement prescriptive technologies

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Measure the quality of data and business

benefits

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All this leads to:

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Your data is a usable,trustworthy resource

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