Performing Information Governance: A Step-by-step Guide to Making Information Governance Work (IBM Press)
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| Rating | : | 4.38 (558 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0133385655 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 672 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-11-14 |
| Language | : | English |
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Then, once you’ve deployed an information asset, he shows how to consistently get reliable regulatory and financial information from it. Performing Information Governance will be indispensable to CIOs and Chief Data Officers…data quality, metadata, and MDM specialists…anyone responsible for making information governance work. Coverage IncludesRecognizing the hidden development and operational implications of information governance—and why it needs to be integrated in the broader organizationIntegrating information governance activities with transactional processing, BI, MDM, and other enterprise informatio
"In a perfect world, this book would be average. In today's REAL world, it's trash." according to Concerned IT Worker. I understand the reason for the existence of a book like this. But the execution is wow. It is full of buzz words and vague descriptions of ideal situations that just don't exist in real life. I feel that this book was made by an hands-off executive level manager who may have been technical 25 years ago, and still thinks he is. But he really has no idea about how to implement the ivory tower ideas in this book. They are not fit for the "real world". But what you learn in this book would make great buzzword bingo, or convers. Philip Nelson said Makes a usually dry topic interesting !!!. Information Governance isn't a topic I'd normally enjoy reading about (in fact I've been known to describe the topic in the past as "dry as dust"). But as an Information Management professional it is a topic that it is my responsibility to know about. The problem is that most of the books on the topic are very abstract, and I like a practical approach to any topic.Having found Anthony Giordano's previous book on Data Integration helpful, I decided to give this one a try. And I'm glad I did. I started reading it with a feelin
About the AuthorAnthony Giordano is an experienced executive with more than 25 years of global professional services experience in the information management field in the areas of business intelligence, data warehousing, customer relationship management, and program management. Mr. Tony has been dedicated to implementing customer-focused business analytics and information management platform that deliver business outcomes. Giordano has functioned in various roles, including positions such as IBM Japan BAO Service Line Leader, Financial Services Practice Partner, and other consulting roles. He also held IBM’s BAO Global Leader for Banking and Financial Markets, Enterprise Information Management Service Line for North America, and Financial Services BAO Partner roles. He has significant work experience in the financial services, life sciences, and automotive sectors. Tony holds a Master of Business Administration degree from Wayne Sta
In his role at Merkle, Tony is responsible for the Technology Solutions Group, which defines designs, develops, and deploys the Foundation Marketing Platform’s that Merkle’s customer run their multi-channel campaigns and marketing analytics. Tony joins Merkle from IBM’s Business Analytics and Optimization Practice, where he spent 18 years in a variety of senior-level positions. He als