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Organisations who accept the need for master data management still have a massive change management effort ahead of them, says Mike Ferguson.
MDM: the task ahead
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You must conduct a business analysis of existing processes
to identify what process activities are associated with master
data.
This means understanding the processes associated with creating
new customers, for example, and understanding what operational
and analytical applications, collaboration tools and documents
are used in such processes – with the aim of identifying all
core business documents, process activities (tasks), applications
and application functions, application screens and online
forms, reports, data integration jobs and so on, that currently
access and maintain disparate master data and also to identify
all data stores holding disparate master data (eg, files,
RDBMSs, cubes, content management systems).
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