[Dutch] Deze presentatie heb ik gegeven op 27 mei 2013 op een SAS Insight seminar met Jill Dyche. Onderwerp; Business-IT alignment, Information binds them together
Check vraag – hoeverzehiermeezijn, of zehiermeebezigzijn, of dit het data office moetgaandoen?Kennis/informatie/data
Check vraag – hoeverzehiermeezijn, of zehiermeebezigzijn, of dit het data office moetgaandoen?Kennis/informatie/data
Ronald: @Henk – hoe kijk jij er naar als jij deze slide doet? Jij kent als geen ander op dit moment de problematiek – de business context van de zorg – ik zit daar nog veel minder in. In deze slide kun je dan ook de link maken met wat NU van belang is in de zorg. Heartbeat kun je ook vermengen. Misschien goed als je deze slide ook vermengd met klant-referenties….
While making data and information more readily available is important, SAS is focused on creating value through data and information. Think of it as an information continuum – where we go from data to information to decision/insight (where the result of the decision is more information that helps optimize the information continuum). SAS Information Management provides the capabilities and strategy/implementation support to manage the entire information continuum in an integrated fashion – Holistic data management capability to manage the data – from DG, DI, DQ to MDMAnalytics management – ability to manage the analytic models and to manage the result of the model as an information asset.Decision management – the ability to operationalize the information and analytical results directly in the business applications / business processInformation Governance – appropriately falls between the strategy and implementation support and capabilities because it is delivered via a combination of technologies, tools that facilitate process and collaboration between the key constituents. All of this is supported by a unified information and analytics platform that provides common services such as security, meta-data, rules, workflow, reporting, monitoring, etc. that spans the information continuum.