Master Data Management: Choosing the Right Data to Be "Master"
Overview What is Master Data Management (MDM)? Although it may mean different things to different people, there are common elements with which to define its basic principles. AMR Research offers the following definition: "A system of business processes and technology components that ensures information about business objects, such as materials, products, employees, customers, suppliers, and assets, is current, consistent, and accurate wherever they are used inside or exchanged outside the enterprise." This webcast will provide a formulated look at how to determine which data is worthy to be used in the MDM initiative.
| Publisher | SAS Institute | ||
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| Live Date | 7th April 2008 00:00 UTC | ||
| Format | Webcast | ||
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