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NoSQL, Data Governance and the Rise of the Application Developer
Digital transformation and developing unique applications are now core to driving businesses forward. Essentially, application development has become the business.
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Powerful Data Governance Solutions
Creating an ‘enterprise data governance experience’ for data-driven insights, agile innovation, regulatory compliance and business transformation. Yep, all that.
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Next-Gen erwin DM NoSQL
Native support for the Couchbase Data Platform
added to model and manage unstructured data
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Data Governance
Expand data governance beyond IT to ensure all stakeholders discover, understand, govern and socialize data to reduce risks and realize business goals.
Data Modeling
Create a unified view of any data from anywhere to increase its use, understanding and trust across the organization.
Enterprise Architecture
Visualize complex architecture assets through contextual models to plan, manage and govern change with greater ability and cost-effectiveness.
Business Process Modeling
Tame the complexity of your organization, create alignment and achieve objectives by documenting, improving, harmonizing and/or eliminating business processes.
Collaboration
Share high-quality models and metadata with technical and business stakeholders, plus integrate other data management products.
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Adopting NoSQL: The Success Factor
This webinar, brought to you jointly by DAMA Australia, discusses the shift to query-optimized modeling to take the pain out of modern database design.
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Data Discovery Fire Drill: Why Isn’t My Executive Business Intelligence Report Correct?
Executive business intelligence (BI) reporting can be incomplete, inconsistent and/or inaccurate, becoming a critical concern for the executive management team trying to make informed business decisions. When issues arise, it is up to the IT department to figure out what the problem is, where it occurred, and how to fix it. This is not a trivial...
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