Date
Thursday, 07 Dec 2017 8:30 AM
Data Governance Foundations – Revisited
Data Governance has come to mean many things based on why it exists, what it is charged to accomplish, who initiatives and drives the effort, and where the data governance resources reside. This session will revisit the foundational components of data governance, the activities of a data governance organization, and the integration of data governance into the processes of your company. This perspective has been built over the last ten years spent with clients in the trenches of data governance and data management. The goal of this session is to generate awareness on data governance and provide some insights on how you can make data management and data governance more effective at your company.
Mark Plessinger: is the founder of INKU, a data governance and data management consulting firm based in Columbus, Ohio. He has over 20 years of experience in business and IT with the last 10 years focused on data governance and data management. Mark founded INKU because he knows that data governance can be a profit center for an organization and should be responsible for ensuring that data becomes a strategic asset for the company while reducing risk. His expertise includes defining and implementing new governance practices as well as revitalizing governance organizations that have stagnated or failed previously.
Julie Evans: is a consultant at INKU. She has over 20 years of experience in the financial industry transforming organizations utilizing expertise in creating vision, strategic planning, operational efficiencies and merger transitions. She has success in leading Fraud, Customer Experience, Lending, Product Implementation,Operations and Budget organizations. Julie believes understanding your information is key to success in business. That belief drove her to focus on data governance, assisting organizations in successfully developing and implementing data strategies.
NOTE:
This meeting is included with paid membership to the Buckeye DAMA chapter. Non-members can register and pay to attend individual meetings here.
