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Wednesday, November 4, 2015
01:30 PM - 02:20 PM
Level: | Business/Strategic
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You need to manage your data as an asset. So… you stand up data governance or build a data warehouse, or hire a CDO or you do it all! Now what? Is your data managed? In this session we will provide real world examples and lessons learned for building practical and sustainable EIM practice. During our session we will discuss: - Information management – everything that is old is new again
- The Reality of the EIM Value proposition
- How to shape the roles of IT and business relationship
- The Importance of momentum and finesse
- Education and culture change
Andrea Gibbons is a Principal and Data Architect at SemantixLab with over 20 years of
experience focused on unlocking the power of data for streamlined solutions, informed
decision-making and cost efficient IT spending. She takes a practical and tailored
approach to document, describe, mature, and govern organizational data. Ms. Gibbons’
agile methodology is ever mindful that evolving an organization’s data maturity is as
much a practice in data architecture as organizational and cultural change management.
During her career Andrea has worked with fortune 500 companies and Federal, state, and
local government agencies where she led multiple initiatives in formulating strategy and
architecting solutions primarily for metadata management, data warehouse, and data
integration programs. She has deep technology background along with domain
experience in several verticals including: Financial Services, Travel, Law Enforcement,
Immigration, and Health Care. Molly McMorrow has nearly 20 years of IT related experience and has demonstrated
success in delivering enterprise-wide technology solutions worldwide. She has led
projects in business process improvement, data and metadata management, and
compliance and data governance strategy. Her passion for solving problems has
focused on non-profit and public sector clients where services and solution delivery
can make a difference in areas of education, housing, healthcare and health
information technology.
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