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DATA STRATEGY I: A CORPORATE PLAN FOR DATA

Learn how to develop a data strategy that supports your business goals to ensure
adoption and drive success. In Part 1 of this two-course series, expert
practitioner Evan Levy defines the framework for a successful data strategy.


   
   
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Length of Course: 3-4 hours
Type of Course: Self-Paced, On-Demand



“Data is a Corporate Asset” is a message frequently quoted and repeated in the
halls of many companies, yet little thought is given to the meaning (or
accuracy) of those words. This course provides a framework for a comprehensive
data strategy that drives meaningful business value.

Businesses have been making significant investment to support data processing,
reporting, and analytics, but very little has changed in the way that they
actually plan and manage the data itself. Most technology organizations manage
and track applications and platforms as critical assets and treat data as an
application byproduct. For businesses like these, the “data plan” starts and
ends with storage; there’s little discussion about a roadmap that addresses big
data, data sharing, end user data access, third-party content acquisition, and
all of the issues of compliance and governance. Data issues are addressed
reactively as a series of point solutions. This is not reflective of a plan for
managing “a corporate asset.”


A successful data strategy establishes a framework for managing data as a
corporate asset. It includes the details and approach for managing the data in a
manner that aligns with the company’s priorities, business initiatives, and
technology investments. In the first course of this two-course series, Evan Levy
will discuss the activities that go into building a comprehensive data strategy
and provide a framework for its key components.


You will learn:

 * The key components and capabilities of an enterprise data strategy
 * The terminology, definitions, and concepts of data strategy development
 * The common business issues and technical problems that benefit from a data
   strategy
 * The business drivers that establish the need for a data strategy 
 * The phases and activities involved with data strategy development 
 * The audience and participants of a data strategy program 
 * The goals, objectives, and milestones for a corporate data strategy program




Geared to:

 * CIOs and chief data officers
 * Managers of IT, BI, and analytics programs
 * Business sponsors
 * End users
 * Data stakeholders
 * Data governance staff
 * Data management staff

Continuing Professional Education Credits: 4

Apply these credits toward your CBIP recertification. Not certified? Learn more
about CBIP and how to get certified here.










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 * Self-paced, interactive content designed for a proven learning experience.
 * For more than 25 years, our research analysts and expert instructors have
   tracked technologies and trends to bring you the most comprehensive, timely
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