Society Master Data Management for DXSuccess Practical knowledge and process of managing data assets 43 / Data Research Institute / Yoichi Ito

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Society
A must-have book for people in charge of DATA UTILIZATION/DX! What is necessary to utilize and grow data as assets? This book describes master data management, which is essential for data utilization. When building a data utilization platform or reconstructing a system, it is always necessary to design a common master that is used across business operations. The common master also accompanies system development, but in doing so, it is necessary for business divisions to take the initiative in defining business requirements. In addition, it is necessary to establish business requirements while coordinating and negotiating with all business divisions, making it extremely difficult to form a consensus. On the other hand, the wave of "in-house production" that is advancing against the backdrop of a shortage of IT human resources makes it difficult to train employees involved in these operations. Therefore, this book introduces practical methods to be able to design and manage the common master on the premise of in-house production. Experts who have supported many companies to promote and succeed in DX generously provide their know-how. In "What can be realized" for people in the field, it explains in detail what can be done to prevent "data-driven management" from becoming a picture of a rice cake. The author is Mr. Yoichi Ito of the Institute of Data Research, who has been involved in the spread of data management for 10 years. He introduces what can be done to prevent companies from failing in DX and data utilization. He introduces useful success rules for practical operations, mentioning the reasons why companies fail in DX and data utilization. Chapter 1 Why master data management is essential now Chapter 2 Principles of MDM Chapter 3 Mechanisms for Building Common Awareness Chapter 4 Building MDM Infrastructure Chapter 5 Organizing MDM Chapter 6 Developing MDM Human Resources