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Steven AdlerIBM Information Governance Solutions

IBM Information Governance

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Agenda

1. A Data Driven Organization

2. Start with what you know

3. The Business Case

4. Six Steps to Smart Governance

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Outcomes

That's why you need Data Governance...That's why you need Data Governance...

Data Governance Council Members

Customers of IBM Business Partners AcademiaAbbott Key Bank Axentis Nova Southeastern

American Express Lowes BrainPark Bucerius Law SchoolBank of Montreal MasterCard Business Reporting AGBank of Tokyo/Mitsubishi Merrill Lynch ChaordixCitigroup Mizuho Securities CoreFiling

Chevron Nordea Bank Infovide-Matrix PolandDanske Bank Northwestern Mutual OpenPagesDeutsche Bank PFG Micropole-Univers

Discover Financial Robert Frances Group Perficient

EDM Council Royal Bank of Canada Revi-ITEquifax Sanlam Sybase BI Practice

Enmax TIAA-CREF VaronisFannie Mae TeliaSonera

FSTC/BITS VP Securities Services

IBM CIO Office Vision Services Plan

Imperial Bank ZA Washington Mutual

JPMC/WaMu Wells/Wachovia

Five years ago,The IBM Data Governance Council

Created the Data Governance Maturity Model

To benchmark organizational maturity...

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The Information Governance Community

1152 Members

- Australia

- South Africa

- Singapore

- Belgium

- Poland

- France

- Morocco

- Latin America

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My company is like every organization...

...We are product-driven...

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We'd rather look forward...

...than back on past experience

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EACM

EPIMS HW

MMLC

WWPRT

EACM - CATALOG BUILD PROCESS

EACM Catalog db

PDH CATLGPUB(…,14:30,…)

CATNET(…,16:30,…)

CATGEN(18:30)

RDH

SHADOW

PRICE

PNHTABLES

HW32(..,09:00,..)

BrandTemplates

ACTA(..,13:00,..)

ACTA(..,13:00,..)

UK ODS

OIM

IDOCS sent every hour

Hourly push

Manualpush

Manualupdate

ManualPromote

hourly

Manual pull

RFAManualupdate

PricingS/S

Manualupdate

IBM.com

GFS

Pricers

AutoGen FileRFA Process

The IBM Info Supply Chain for System X Announcement process

CBS

CCE MASSLOADER

BHMASSLOADER

CCE Staging

Core DataBH

BUILD

CCEBUILD

BH Catalog

CCE Web Catalogs

EDI CoC

LaunchCIR

POST PROCESSING& ENTITLEMENT

PublicEntitledPrices

EPRePricer

CMT

NetBillBIDOPS

BIDS

BIDS01Parts Price

File

Special BidsCatalog

SMBCatalog

Price Letters / Announcements

PartnerWorldUS CatalogData Store

USPrice(Greenock)

PPSG AMPrice Files

Partner CommerceCatalog

DATA ENTRY CUSTOMER

Price ActionWorksheet

Price AnnouncementCreation (Notes)

eAnnounce

HWPIMS ECCM

OIM (HVEC simplified)

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Understanding the Information Supply Chain

Governing the information chain requires working within multiple spheres …

– Understand the Data - Data definitions, Data flows, transformations, integrations…

– Understand underlying IT – System flows, Data structures, Interfaces, Service Level Agreements …

– Understand the Business Process – Data entry, enrichment, business rules, decisions …

Getting an integrated view of the Data / IT / Business Process spheres …– Where is or Who has the knowledge – decide on how to capture, make it available and maintain

– What level of granularity level is practical – iterative approach and deep dive as needed

Bus Processes

Data Processes

IT / Ops Processes

Information Governance is multi discipline approach …

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We all share the same challenge...

...To become Data Driven Organizations

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Data Driven Organizations

1. Set Business and IT Goals jointly with shared accountability

2. Use common metrics to build Operational Awareness and develop business cases for change

3. Delegate authority and make decisions based on facts and forecasts

4. Communicate constantly to educate and change behavior

5. Measure the outcomes of every policy before committing to new ones

6. Audit themselves to improve constantly

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To become a Data Driven Organization

...You need Data Governance

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To overcome challenges and achieve common goals

Revenue Generation

Strategy & Business Agility

Cost Reduction / Avoidance

Compliance & Risk

Goals

Inh

ibito

rs

Can’t easily customize product

offerings and bundles

No single view of customer

Undermines

Causes

Can’t easily Identify cross-

sell, up-sell opportunities

Can’t easily identify high

value customers

Causes Causes

Can’t easily Reduce data

errors

Ad-hoc data quality

methods

Lack of data retention policies

High infrastructure

cost

Causes

Causes

Inhibits

Weak data security

monitoring

Exposure of Personally Identifiable

Information in non-

production

Higher than necessary

probability of data misuse

Difficult to meet

demands of new business

channels

Non-compliant with state &

federal regulations

High potential remediation

costs

Undermines

Tarnished brand

reputation

Can’t easily identify key relationships

and hierarchies

Can’t easily consolidate data from

silos, integrate new

systems quickly (M&A)

Undermines

drawn by | marc salzman

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Governance is the Activity of

CoordinatingCommunication

To Achieve CollectiveGoals

Through Collaboration

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To achieve better business outcomes...

... you need more information, people, and systems

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Lets talk about People:

Architects define the world as it should be: - Standards - Policies - Guidelines

Stewards measure the world as it is: - Assessments - Compliance - Monitoring

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You need a 3-step process to monitor change...

...So you know what to fix before it fixes you

Assessment Investigation Gleaning

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In 2009, I hosted a Data Governance Council Meeting

...in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia for 30 customers

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At the meeting we had one customer with a problem

...and he wanted help from the Council to solve.

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Branch reps consistently input bad data

...When opening new accounts

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This bad data flows downstream and pollutes Business

...Reports that executives use to make decisions

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How do we fix this?

A new Data Architecture? Data Cleansing Tools?

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We tried all of that...

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The next day, a Council Member presented

“...Yeah, we had that problem.”

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“We created a data map...

“To illustrate where bad data came from...

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We trended the bad data over time

...to show how it impacted our revenue results

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How much it cost us to fix

…and what that meant in lost productivity

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He took the Business Case to the...

Data Governance Council

Senior LeadershipTeam

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The solution came from HR...

They changed the compensation model for reps

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Your goal is organizational awareness

...because people don't know what they don't know

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Especially Between

IT Business

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Data Quality Management

Information Life-Cycle Management

Information Security and Privacy

Core Disciplines

Data Architecture

Classification & Metadata

Audit Information Logging & Reporting

Supporting Disciplines

Organizational Structures & Awareness

Enablers

Stewardship Policy

Requires

Supports

Enhance

Data Risk Management

Business Outcomes

Goals

1. You can use The Maturity Model to

... Assess potential risks to Data Integrity from SDLC

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1. At www.infogovcommunity.com, you can...

Evaluate your own IG Maturity...for FREE...

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Join the global community and work with your peers

www.infogovcommunity.com

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And here's what you can do to succeed

Join a Movement: www.infogovcommunity.com

- Benchmark your organization online

- Work with others on the Maturity Model

- Compare best practices in online peer reviews

- Be recognized for what you contribute on the Leaderboard

Start a program: IBM can help!

- Free workshops from the information Agenda Tiger Team

- Best of breed solutions to help you succeed.