Each of today’s most forward-thinking enterprises have been forced to face similar data challenges: the reliance on real-time data to better serve their customers and, subsequently, the requirement of complying with regulations to protect that data – one example being the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The solution to this emerging challenge is a tricky one – for companies like ING, this data governance challenge has been met with metadata, a consistent view across a large heterogeneous ecosystem and collaboration with an active open source community. This joint presentation, John Mertic – director of program management for ODPi – and Ferd Scheepers – Global Chief Information Architect of ING – will address the benefits of a vendor-neutral approach to data governance, the need for an open metadata standard, along with insight around how companies ING, IBM, Hortonworks and more are delivering solutions to this challenge as an open source initiative. Speakers John Mertic, Director of Program Management for ODPi, R Consortium, and Open Mainframe Project, The Linux Foundation Maryna Strelchuk, Information Architect, ING

1. The rise of big data
governance: Insight on this
emerging trend from active
open source initiatives
April 18, 2018 – Dataworks Summit Berlin 2018

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TODAY’S SPEAKERS
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John Mertic,
Director of Program
Management, Linux
Foundation
Maryna Strelchuk,
Information Architect
and Application
Developer at ING

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IMAGINE …
An enterprise data catalogue that lists all
of your data, where it is located, its origin
(lineage), owner, structure, meaning,
classification and quality
No matter where the data resides
Search

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New tools from any vendor connect to your data catalogue out of the box
No vendor lock-in and no expensive population of yet another proprietary, siloed
metadata repository
Search
Open Metadata Management & Governance
IMAGINE …

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Metadata is added automatically to the catalogue as new
data is created
Databases
Applications
Function
Function
Functions
Files
It’s possible if data-driven enterprises collaborate to build it
Let’s talk about how
IMAGINE …

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• The Metadata Problem
• Building an Open Ecosystem
• Benefits for Data Governance Professionals
AGENDA

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1.Use data outside the application
that created it
2.Find the right data sets
3.Automate governance processes
WHY DO WE NEED METADATA?

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• Many data platforms do not
have metadata support
• Proprietary tools support a
limited range of data sources
and governance actions
• Expensive efforts to create
an enterprise data catalogue
TODAY’S REALITY

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TODAY’S REALITY

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i. The maintenance of metadata must be automated
ii. Metadata management must become ubiquitous
iii. Metadata access must become open and remotely accessible
iv. Metadata should be used to drive the governance of data
v. Wherever possible, discovery and maintenance of metadata has to an integral
part of all tools that access, change and move information.
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METADATA GOVERNANCE MANIFESTO

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Open and
Unified Metadata
Atlas
Metadata
repository
IBM
Metadata
repository
Custom
Metadata
repository
Open Metadata Repository Service
Open Metadata Access Service Open
and
Unified
Metadata
WHAT NEEDS TO CHANGE

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Update to Apache Atlas
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Automation
Capture of metadata from data platforms, data
movement engines and data protection engines.
Exception management and stewardship
Business Value
Specialized services for key data roles such as CDO,
Data Scientist, Developer, DevOps Operator, Asset
Owner, Applications
Connectivity
Metadata Highway offering open metadata exchange,
linking and federation between heterogeneous
metadata repositories.

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Open and
Unified Metadata
Atlas
Metadata
repository
IBM
Metadata
repository
Microsoft
SSAS
Open Metadata Repository Service
OMAS Open and
Unified
Metadata
CURRENTLY IN DEVELOPMENT
Information
View
Asset CatalogSubject Area
Catalog
Search UI
Power BI

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OPEN SOURCE COLLABORTION
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Good metadata enables subject matter experts to
collaborate around the data
Locate the data they need, quickly and efficiently
Feeding back their knowledge about the data and the uses
they have made about it to help others and support
economic evaluation of data
CO-CREATION WITH PRACTITIONERS

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Your governance program if based on established
definitions
Allow a broader range of tools in your organization
Automated governance processes protect and
manage your data
Metadata-driven access control
Auditing, metering and monitoring
Quality control and exception management
Rights management
Your metadata offerings will deliver value faster as
they tap into metadata collected by other vendor’s
tools.
ODPi packages extend your metadata system’s
and tools’ capabilities
Conformance tests minimize your effort in being
compliant with key standards and regulations.
Customers have increased confidence in your
tools and services due to ODPi certification.
Data Governance Professionals Vendors
HOW THIS HELPS

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ROADMAP
March April May June July August September
Data Governance PMC meets weekly
• Focus of meetings are to develop the
open metadata usage guidelines, best
practices, connector descriptions
• Two threads every other week on the
PMC
• Thread 1 : Compliance tools and packs
• Thread 2 : Practitioner - Subject matter
experts
• Learn more at
https://lists.odpi.org/g/odpi-pmc-
datagovernance
Strata,
San Jose
Dataworks
Summit,
Berlin
IBM Think,
Las Vegas Webinar for
Offering
Managers
Webinar for
Developers
Privacy Pack
GA
Apache Atlas
1.0 GA
Releases upcoming
• Privacy pack due in June
(https://jira.odpi.org/browse/DG-3)
• Apache Atlas 1.0 GA to support
work due in late June
(https://cwiki.apache.org/confluenc
e/display/ATLAS/Open+Metadata+
and+Governance)
Future work
• Metadata tools and solutions will
integrate through the open
metadata interfaces
• Integrated solutions and products
with the open metadata interfaces
Dataworks
Summit,
San Jose
Apache Atlas
1.0 beta
Strata,
NYC

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