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    Information AgendaInformation Management

    Why now?The Expansion of the Governance Frenzy

    Paula Furnace, IBM World-Wide Business Unit Executive

    Information Governance Solutions

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    What do you think of when I say Big Data?

    Massive data volumes which traditional methodshave difficult both storing and analyzing.

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    So you think you DONT have a Big Data problem?

    Lets take a look at some evolution

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    Data Volume Storage Evolution

    250 MB

    1979 1980

    1 GB 1 TB

    2007

    120 Petabytes

    August 20111956

    5 MB

    Grow capacityby 245 MB

    Grow capacityby 755 MB

    Grow capacityby 999 GB

    Grow capacity by119,999,000 GB

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    So what does Big Data have to do with Data Quality?

    ?Having the option to STORE more data usually means we do (have youlooked in your closet lately?)

    ?Makes it easier to be sloppy with controlling that data

    Do you know where it is stored?

    Where it comes from?

    How much of it is duplicated?

    Whether or not you can trust it?

    ?The result can be:

    Increased management costs

    Security fines

    Poorer data quality which makes your business suffer

    This spiraling increase in data growth is driving a new

    sense of urgency for better governance

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    IBM has been doing this a long time -- since 2005

    1) Define

    Business

    Problem

    2) Obtain

    Executive

    Sponsorship

    3) Conduct

    Maturity

    Assessment

    4) Build

    Roadmap

    6) Build

    Business

    Glossary

    7) Understand

    Data

    8) Create

    Metadata

    Repository

    5) Establish

    Organisational

    Blueprint

    9) Define

    Metrics

    11) Govern

    Master Data

    10) Govern

    Data Quality

    14) Govern

    Analytics

    13) Govern

    Security &

    Privacy

    12) Govern

    Lifecycle of

    Information

    15) Measure

    ResultsEntry Points

    Minimum Required IBM Information Governance Unified Process

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    Top performers have implemented an Information Governancestrategy & processes

    Base: 129 US and European enterprise decision-makers involved in data management and governance initiativesSource: A commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of IBM, August 2011

    How important is an end to end approach,combining all 5 aspects of governance, to the

    success of an information governance strategy?Rating of 4 and 5 shown, base on a scale of 1-5, where

    1=Not at all important and 5=Critically important

    51%35%

    39%57%

    0%

    25%

    50%

    75%

    100%

    LOW PERFORMER(negative or less than 5%growth in 2010) (n=61)

    HIGH PERFORMER (10%growth or more in 2010)

    (n=68)

    4 5 - Critically important

    What best describes your firms plans toimplement an end-to-end information governance

    strategy and related process?Selections indicating current implementation shown

    10% 7%

    11%

    29%

    0%

    10%

    20%

    30%

    40%

    LOW PERFORMER(negative or less than 5%growth in 2010) (n=61)

    HIGH PERFORMER (10%growth or more in 2010)

    (n=68)

    Already implemented, not changing

    ? 71%? 2%

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    32% of companies have implemented Information Governance

    Base: 203 US and European enterprise decision-makers involved in data management and governance initiatives

    *Base: 65 data management decision-makers who report having already implemented an end-to-end information governance strategySource: A commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of IBM, August 2011

    6%

    9%

    2%

    5%

    11%

    3%

    8%

    8%

    5%

    26%

    20%

    22%

    18%

    14%

    11%

    9%

    14%

    17%

    3%

    43%

    57%

    54%

    51%

    77%

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    Data lifecycle management

    Information/data quality

    Master data management

    Standardization & metadatamanagement

    Data security and privacy

    Individual project level DepartmentLine of business Subsidiary / company

    Cross-enterprise / corporate level

    What best describes your firms plans to

    implement an end-to-end informationgovernance strategy and related process?

    22%

    10%

    30%

    22%

    14%

    1%

    Already implementedand further enhancing

    Already implemented,not changing

    Planning to implementin the next 12 months

    Planning to implementin a year or more

    Interested but no plans

    Not interested

    On what organizational level have you implemented the

    following aspects of information governance?*

    32% haveimplemented IG.

    32% haveimplemented IG.

    50% haveimplemented IGin silos.

    50% haveimplemented IGin silos.

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    74% of companies are planning an Info Governance project

    Base: 203 US and European enterprise decision-makers involved in data management and governance initiatives*Base: 65 data management decision-makers who report having already implemented an end-to-end information governance strategy

    Source: A commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of IBM, August 2011

    6%

    9%

    2%

    5%

    11%

    3%

    8%

    8%

    5%

    26%

    20%

    22%

    18%

    14%

    11%

    9%

    14%

    17%

    3%

    43%

    57%

    54%

    51%

    77%

    0% 25% 50% 75% 100%

    Data lifecycle management

    Information/data quality

    Master data management

    Standardization & metadatamanagement

    Data security and privacy

    Individual project level DepartmentLine of business Subsidiary / company

    Cross-enterprise / corporate level

    What best describes your firms plans to

    implement an end-to-end informationgovernance strategy and related process?

    22%

    10%

    30%

    22%

    14%

    1%

    Already implementedand further enhancing

    Already implemented,not changing

    Planning to implementin the next 12 months

    Planning to implementin a year or more

    Interested but no plans

    Not interested

    On what organizational level have you implemented the

    following aspects of information governance?*

    74% planningan IG project.

    74% planning

    an IG project.

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    Successful Information Governance includes several aspects

    Base: US and European enterprise decision-makers involved in data management and governance initiativesSource: A commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of IBM, August 2011

    83%

    59%51%

    46%38%

    72%

    51%

    25% 26%18%

    Data security andprivacy

    Information/data quality Data lifecyclemanagement

    Master datamanagement

    Standardization &metadata management

    HIGH PERFORMER (10% growth or more in 2010) (n=68)

    LOW PERFORMER (negative or less than 5% growth in 2010) (n=61)

    How would you rate your current level of success in the following aspects of an end-to-end

    information governance strategy?Rating of 4 and 5 shown, base on a scale of 1-5, where 1=Not at all successful and 5=Very successful

    +16%+77%

    +15%

    +111%

    +104%

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    Which, if any of the following are your biggest information/data management challenges today?(Rank up to 3, in order of most challenging)

    Data quality and consistency continue to be the most criticaldata management challenges

    Security and

    privacy are the

    most talked about,

    but data quality iswhere the biggest

    issues lie.(DirectorLOB, mid-sized US management

    consulting firm)

    Base: 203 US and European enterprise decision-makers involved in data management and governance initiatives

    Source: A commissioned study conducted by Forrester Consulting on behalf of IBM, August 2011

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    So Whats Different Now about Data Quality?

    ?Nothingits the same problembut Big Data makes it expand like its onsteroids.

    ?And if you dont have a solid approach already, youre going to have

    a LOT more of the same GIGOAND a LOT FASTER

    In order to manage this, you need to do 3 things:

    ? Know where to focus your attention

    ? Automate as much as possible

    ? Be proactive and stay on top of your data

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    The Next Wave of Data Quality

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    Lets look at a real simple example. Identify the error below in thenext 10 seconds.

    Australia is locted in the southern hemisphere.

    The Next Wave of Data Quality

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    Lets look at a real simple example. Identify the error below in thenext 10 seconds.

    Australia is locted in the southern hemisphere.

    The Next Wave of Data Quality

    located is misspelled

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    The Next Wave of Data Quality

    Find the errors below in the next 10 seconds

    This past weekend I walk around Darling

    Harbour. As I wondered around town, Irealized I was lost and stopped to asksomeone for assistance. Can you help

    me find Liverpool Street.

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    The Next Wave of Data Quality

    Find the errors below in the next 10 seconds

    This past weekend I walk around Darling

    Harbour. As I wondered around town, Irealized I was lost and stopped to asksomeone for assistance. Can you help

    me find Liverpool Street.

    walk should be pasttense grammatical

    error

    Texan spelled versioninstead of Australian. Punctuation is incorrect.

    Should be a ?

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    The Next Wave of Data Quality

    Fun Australian facts - find the errors below in the next 10 seconds

    There are 150 species ofAustralian spiders . The average personswallows three spiders a year.

    Sharks are immune too all known diseases.

    The population density in Australia is usually calculated inpeople per km2, not per km2 per person.

    The Great Barrier Reef has a mailbox. You can ferry out there andsend a postcard, stamped with the only Great Barrier Reef stamp .

    The Australian Alps, or Snowy Mountains as they are also known,receive more snow then Switzerland.

    Melbourne has the third largest Greek population in the world, afterAthens.

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    The Next Wave of Data Quality

    Fun Australian facts - find the errors below in the next 10 seconds

    There are 150 species ofAustralian spiders . The average personswallows three spiders a year.

    Sharks are immune too all known diseases.

    The population density in Australia is usually calculated inpeople per km2, not per km2 per person.

    The Great Barrier Reef has a mailbox. You can ferry out there andsend a postcard, stamped with the only Great Barrier Reef stamp .

    The Australian Alps, or Snowy Mountains as they are also known,receive more snow then Switzerland.

    Melbourne has the third largest Greek population in the world, afterAthens.

    should be to instead of too

    There are actually 1,500species!

    km2 per person, notpeople per km2

    Should be than

    Melbourne has thesecond largest

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    The Next Wave of Data Quality with Big Data is about

    ?

    Improving speed and accuracy?Intelligent self-learning data quality rules

    ?Improved contextual & logical understanding with noise filtering

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