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Pete Stiglich, Senior Technical Architect, Perficient

Pete Stiglich, Senior Technical Architect, Perficient

Pete Stiglich, Senior Technical Architect, Perficient

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Pete Stiglich is a Senior Technical Architect with Perficient with nearly 25 years of IT experience in the fields of Data Modeling, Data Warehousing (DW), Meta Data management, Enterprise Architecture (EA), Data Governance, Customer Data Integration (CDI), Master Data Management (MDM), Data Quality, and Project Management. Pete holds CCP, CDMP, and CBIP certifications.

Pete has taught courses on Managed Meta Data Environments (MME), Data Modeling (Conceptual, Dimensional, Logical/Physical), ER/Studio, and SQL. Pete has presented at the 2008 MIT Information Quality conference, 2007 and 2008 Marco Masters Series, DAMA at the international and local level, and at the 2007 IADQ Conference.

Pete's articles on Enterprise Information Management have been published in Real World Decision Support, DMForum, InfoAdvisors, and the Information and Data Quality Newsletter. Pete is a listed expert for SearchDataManagement on the topics of data modeling and data warehousing. Pete is an industry thought leader in the field of Conceptual Data Modeling and can be reached at pete.stiglich@perficient.com.

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