Creating successful data stewardship programs, with Jill Dyché |
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| 21 Jul 2008 | SearchDataManagement.com |
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Data stewardship has evolved into a discrete responsibility at many organizations, according to expert Jill Dyché. Companies are increasingly putting data stewardship teams in place as part of an overall data governance and data quality management program. Listen to this expert podcast to learn:
- How data stewardship fits into an overall data governance and data quality management program.
- Suggested roles and responsibilities of data stewards and examples of how data stewardship programs work at other companies.
- How to effectively structure data stewardship programs -- and whether business or IT should lead (and fund) the initiative.
- More information about the technology tools and processes required to support data stewardship programs.
About the speaker: Jill Dyché is an internationally recognized author, speaker, and business consultant. She is partner and co-founder of Baseline Consulting, a professional services firm concentrating on enterprise data issues. Dyché's first book, e-Data, has been published in six languages. She is a contributor to Impossible Data Warehouse Situations: Solutions from the Experts (Addison Wesley, 2002), and her book, The CRM Handbook, is the bestseller on the topic of CRM. Dyché's latest book, Customer Data Integration: Reaching a Single Version of the Truth, co-authored with Evan Levy, shows the business breakthroughs achieved with integrated customer data, and explains how to make customer data integration (CDI) work. The book features case studies from Royal Bank of Canada, Intuit, AARP, Overstock.com, and Amgen, among others.
| Creating successful data stewardship programs, with Jill Dyché | |
Learn how data stewardship fits into data governance and data quality management programs, from Jill Dyché
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