This document discusses using erwin Modeling to execute a data discovery and analysis pilot for an MDM and data governance initiative. It provides an overview of MDM and describes a case study of an initial failed MDM attempt. The benefits of a model-driven approach using erwin Modeling are outlined, including discovering and documenting the as-is data landscape, enabling stakeholder collaboration, and specifying the to-be MDM architecture and governance foundation. Key activities of the proposed pilot with erwin Modeling are reverse engineering data sources, analyzing and harmonizing differences, centralizing models, and deriving an MDM specification blueprint. The benefits of accelerating MDM analysis cycles and establishing reusable processes for governance are summarized.
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1. Accelerate and Assure your Customer MDM &
Data Governance Initiative
Executing a Data Discovery and Analysis Pilot with erwin Modeling
Danny Sandwell, Product Marketing, erwin Modeling
November 1, 2016
4. MDM : A Key Data Governance Domain
Metadata Management
Data Quality/Data Profiling
Information Life-Cycle Management
MDM/Reference Data
Data Security/Privacy
7. Initial MDM Failure - Contributing Factors
7
Lacking
business
sponsorship and
accountability
Focusing on
MDM technology
vs satisfaction of
business needs
Failure to
coordinate MDM
activities
initiated in silos
Inadequate
project/program
scoping and
resourcing
Implementing
MDM in a
vacuum, Not
underpinned of
aligned to an
enterprise data
management or
data governance
strategy
9. Why a Model Driven Approach?
A low risk “apples to apples” facility enabling you to….
Visualize - Break down complexity
Abstract - Capture different perspectives
Standardize - Drive consistency thru reuse
Relate - Integrate data elements
Extend - Customize to need/purpose
Compare - Analyze gaps and deltas
Govern - Iterate and control change
Collaborate - Facilitate stakeholders
10. Integrated erwin Data Models Break Down
The Data Management Silos
Taxonomy Models
– Business Terminology
Conceptual Models
– Business Alignment
Logical Models
– Business Rules
Physical Models
– Data Deployment
Configuration Models
– Data Integration
14. Discover, Standardize and Document Relevant Data
Structures
Data Source
Reverse Engineer
and Visualize
• Naming Standards
• Datatype Standards
• Standard Domains
• User Defined Properties
• Standard Model Display
Themes Annotations
• Bulk Import and Editing of
Definitions
• Model Auto-Layout
• Active Standards Templates
15. Analyze and Harmonize Differences
Complete Compare
• Identify inconsistencies
• Analyze differences
• Synchronize metadata and
structures
• Mark and document
differences
• Report results of compare
and sync processes
16. Centralize Models for Data Governance and Metadata
Configuration
Publication, Governance
and Analysis
• Glossary Derivation and
Authoring
• Semantic Mapping
• Dataflow Mapping
• Configuration Models
• Lineage and Impact Analysis
• Model Visualization
• Metadata Drill-Down
• Metadata Reporting
• Metadata Tags
• Metadata Authoring
18. Derive your Proposed MDM Design and Architecture
Derive MDM
Specification
• Requirements/Scope for
Build/Buy Analysis
• Blueprint to accelerate design
and integration of proposed
MDM
• Conceptual – Business
Alignment
• Logical – Business Rules
• Physical – Deployment
• Configuration – Points of
Integration
Model Derivation
Customer
Model 3
Customer
Model 2
Customer
Model 1
Customer
MDM
Model(s)
19. Benefits of the Data Discovery Pilot with erwin Modeling
Accelerate and enhance MDM data analysis cycles
Enable effective interactions between stakeholders
Optimize the specification of MDM requirements
Institute accountability for proposed MDM elements and
processes
Establish a repeatable process and reusable facility for
underpinning downstream MDM initiatives