2019 DBTA Readers’ Choice Winners’ Circle
erwin CEO Adam Famularo provides his thoughts on erwin's award as Best Data Modeling Solution and data modeling's role in a greater data governance vision.
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Data governance drives strategic IT and business
collaboration to reduce risks and realize more potential.
Integrated enterprise modeling, data cataloging and data literacy capabilities for fast and accurate insights to fuel compliance, innovation and transformation.
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erwin: An IDC Innovator for
Data Intelligence Software
New analyst report profiles erwin
EDGE data governance platform
We're all about insights,
especially from customers
E.ON Energy discusses data governance for
business transformation and data readiness.
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Business Process Modeling
Determine, map and analyze workflows for process improvements and workforce empowerment.
Enterprise Architecture Modeling
Define application and infrastructure capabilities, interdependencies and their connections to enterprise strategies and goals.
Data Modeling
Design and deploy new and hybrid data structures and resources with a clear view of any data from anywhere.
Data Cataloging
Efficiently integrate and activate enterprise data from a single, unified catalog according to business requirements.
Data Literacy
Enable stakeholders to view data relevant to their roles and understand it within a business context.
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Automating Enterprise Architecture to Accelerate Digital Transformation
Find out how enterprise architecture management can be more strategic and impactful when used to create dynamic links between data assets and business processes, applications and infrastructure.
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The Design Thinking Process: Five Stages to Solving Business Problems
The design thinking process is a method of encouraging and improving creative problem-solving. The design thinking process is by no means new. John Edward Arnold, a professor of mechanical engineering and business administration, was one of the first to discuss the concept in as early as the 1950s. But the wave of digital and data-driven...
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