Webcast : ER/Studio Enterprise Team Edition

Data modeling is a form of data governance because it plays a crucial role in defining, understanding, and managing the data assets of an organization. Data modeling helps in visualizing metadata and schema, which can uncover connections between disparate data elements and facilitate collaboration among data stakeholders. It also supports effective data governance by improving database and software performance, simplifying data mapping, and enhancing communication between departments.

Data modeling captures and circulates how an organization defines and uses data, facilitating design task automation and enforcement to promote data integrity. By managing the data source design and maintenance lifecycle, the modeling process results in a more flexible and governable data architecture. Data modeling provides a foundation for implementing data governance guidelines, ensuring the safety, quality, and proper use of the data of an organization.

In this Geek Sync webinar, Bob Seiner shares how data governance can be explained using the actions of governing the definition, production and usage of data. The Database Management and Development disciplines and tools stand at the core of these three actions. In fact, data modeling provides the foundation for governing data definition leading to quality data production that results in value from data usage.

In this Geek Sync, Bob will discuss:

• Three Actions of Governing Data
• Establishing a Data Governance Program on the Three Actions
• Why Data Modeling is a Form of Data Governance

About Bob: Bob is a thought-leader in the field of Data Governance and is known for his unique approach to the discipline. Bob focuses on consultative mentoring with his clients as the President and Principal of KIK Consulting & Educational Services (KIKconsulting.com) and the Publisher of The Data Administration Newsletter (TDAN.com). Bob is the author of the book “Non-Invasive Data Governance: The Path of Least Resistance and Greatest Success”, available on Amazon.com, and speaks often through his DATAVERSITY webinar series (Real-World Data Governance) and the Data Governance industry’s leading events.