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Change management – don’t believe the hype
The comparison between sport and business is often mooted especially in the motivation of teams. Sports psychologists or sporting heroes are often heard at business seminars explaining how the mind of a top performing athlete works in the motivation and … Continue reading
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Variants of Master Data Management
Master Data Management (MDM) is an enigmatic acronym that has come to mean all things to all people. At its essence, MDM concerns itself with creating a single view of all the enterprise information created by the many systems within … Continue reading
Five steps to revolution
In my earlier posts I took a broad look at theories of data governance and modelling. Now I would like to consider the practical aspects. How can organisations transform their data governance into one more suited to their needs? There … Continue reading
