TDWI World Conference Las Vegas, NV February 12-17, 2012

Prerequisite: This course assumes basic understanding of data management or enterprise information management concepts and processes.

Kimberly Nevala

Data management (DM) and enterprise information management (EIM) can be instrumental in optimizing the value of an organization’s information. However, many companies struggle to understand how to effectively organize and implement this capability. Frequent stumbling blocks to effective implementation include confusion about the scope of organizational responsibility, understanding the interaction between the business and MIS/IT, and how to organize the team.

You Will Learn

• The roles and responsibilities of a DM/EIM organization
• Common organizational models
• What DM/EIM organizational model or approach might work best based on your culture and DM maturity
• How to get started

Geared To

CIOs; business and technical sponsors; program managers and resources responsible for information-intensive initiatives, such as BI/DW and MDM; DM/EIM practitioners