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DESCRIPTION:Click for Latest Location Information: http://edw2020.dataversi
 ty.net/sessionPop.cfm?confid=128&proposalid=11540\n<p>Whether it is driven 
 by technology teams obsessing over &quot;bright shiny things&quot; or busin
 ess executives panicking over what-got-us-in-trouble-last-quarter, even the
  most forward-looking organizations tend to allocate at least some of their
  data resources in a reactive manner. But what if there were a tool that co
 uld not only proactively identify weak points in Enterprise Data Management
  programs but also provide strong arguments for why specific short-, mid- a
 nd long-term EDM initiatives should be funded? In fact, such a class of too
 ls exists.&nbsp;There are a number of formal models available that leverage
  general Data Management knowledge, specific industry experience, and indus
 try best practices to determine the overall state of an&nbsp;organization&#
 39;s approach to managing its data.&nbsp;</p>\n<p>This presentation will ex
 amine:</p>\n\n	The types of models available\n
 The difference between Capability vs. Maturity Assessment Models\n
 The resources required to perform such an assessment\n
 Guidelines for determining whether an assessment is worth your effort\n
 Potential benefits of comparing your organization&#39;s practices to indust
 ry standards and/or best practices\n
 A case study showing how a rapidly growing regional bank used a formal Capa
 bility Assessment to develop a multi-year roadmap for EDM development initi
 atives aimed at staying ahead of their continually evolving Data Management
  needs\n\n
DTSTART:20200325T083000
SUMMARY:What Am I Doing Wrong? (or Right!) – Using Capability and Maturity 
 Assessments to Build Your EDM Roadmap
DTEND:20200325T092959
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