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Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
Database Management
Data Management Concepts
For Corporate
1FAKULTAS TEKNIK DAN ILMU KOMPUTER
UNIVERSITAS TEKNOKRAT INDONESIA
Muhammad Bakri, M.T.
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
Previous meeting?
2
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
Database
development
3
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
Data Management
Concepts for
Corporate
4
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
Explain and understand
the concept of data
management for
corporate level
5
Learning Objectives
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
6
1. The problems encountered
without data management
2. Data management
responsibilities
3. Data management
activities
4. Corporate data model
Outlines
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
a corporate service which
helps with the provision of
information services by
controlling or coordinating the
definitions and usage of
reliable and relevant data.
7
Data management is…
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
Data management
problems
8
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
The information
systems within the
enterprise cannot be
interfaced
9
1
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
Because they have not been
defined and developed to
work together, the
information systems cannot
be ‘joined’ other than at the
most rudimentary technical
level
10
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
Data is not shared
between the
information systems
11
2
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
Even if it is possible to technically
connect the information systems,
it is still usually impossible to
share data between those
systems because of the
incompatible data definitions in
use in the disparate information
systems
12
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
Communication
breaks down and
information gets lost
13
3
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
Without true data sharing it
becomes impossible for
departments to obtain the
information they need to carry
out their jobs effectively
within the necessary time
frame
14
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
Data is unnecessarily
transcribed and
rekeyed
15
4
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
If there is a need for information
to be shared between
incompatible information
systems, the only option that is
often available is to have the
information from one system
rekeyed into the other system or
systems
16
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
This is not only very resource-
intensive but there is a danger
of the data being incorrectly
transcribed if the definitions
are ambiguous or the concepts
underlying those data
definitions are incompatible
17
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
The wheel keeps
being reinvented
18
5
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
A substantial portion of the time
and cost of the development of
any information system is taken
up with the analysis of the
information and data
requirements and the subsequent
development of the database to
meet those requirements
19
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
The competitive
edge of the
organisation is
reduced
20
6
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
If information is delayed or lost, for
example because the mechanisms for
the sharing of data between
information systems are inefficient or
are not even provided, the ability of
the organization to provide an
efficient service to its customers, and
thus to compete with its rivals, will be
impeded
21
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
Frustration sets in
22
7
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
Users of information systems
who consistently find that
they do not have the right
information at the right time
to carry out their job
effectively soon become
frustrated
23
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
Data Management
Responsibilities
24
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
supports the
corporate definition,
management and use
of business data
25
Strategically
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
supports the
development and
maintenance of
computerised
information systems
26
Operationally
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
achieving
recognition of data
27
1
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
improving the quality of
the data and ensuring
that there are
procedures in place to
maintain the quality
28
2
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
facilitating information sharing
across the business by the
provision of corporate data
definitions and support to the
teams involved in systems
development to ensure that these
definitions are used
29
3
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
Making the various levels of
management within the
business accountable for the
development and ownership
of data definitions
30
4
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
achieving a single source
for reference data to
support all the
information systems
within the enterprise
31
5
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
Data management
activities
32
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
33
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
34
1.Training courses
2.Seminars
3.Articles
Education
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
35
1.Policy documents
2.Plans
Data management policy & strategy
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
36
1.Corporate data model
2.Identified data owners
3.Approved data
definitions
Data definition
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
37
1.Managed set of
repositories or
dictionaries
populated to
standard
Data management tools
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
38
1.Quality assured data
models
2.Database schema
System development support
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
39
1.Knowledge base
2.Co-ordination of
data usage
Information service
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
Corporate Data
Model
40
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
Corporate data
model used as a
database design
model
41
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
Corporate data
model used as an
interface design
model
42
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
Conclusions
43
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
The main benefit of data
management is the
increased availability of
information through the
sharing of data between
the disparate IT systems
44
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
“Create the highest,
grandest vision possible
for your life, because
you become what you
believe”
46
Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018
Thank You
47

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Slide 03: Data Management

  • 1. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 Database Management Data Management Concepts For Corporate 1FAKULTAS TEKNIK DAN ILMU KOMPUTER UNIVERSITAS TEKNOKRAT INDONESIA Muhammad Bakri, M.T.
  • 2. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 Previous meeting? 2
  • 3. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 Database development 3
  • 4. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 Data Management Concepts for Corporate 4
  • 5. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 Explain and understand the concept of data management for corporate level 5 Learning Objectives
  • 6. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 6 1. The problems encountered without data management 2. Data management responsibilities 3. Data management activities 4. Corporate data model Outlines
  • 7. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 a corporate service which helps with the provision of information services by controlling or coordinating the definitions and usage of reliable and relevant data. 7 Data management is…
  • 8. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 Data management problems 8
  • 9. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 The information systems within the enterprise cannot be interfaced 9 1
  • 10. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 Because they have not been defined and developed to work together, the information systems cannot be ‘joined’ other than at the most rudimentary technical level 10
  • 11. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 Data is not shared between the information systems 11 2
  • 12. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 Even if it is possible to technically connect the information systems, it is still usually impossible to share data between those systems because of the incompatible data definitions in use in the disparate information systems 12
  • 13. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 Communication breaks down and information gets lost 13 3
  • 14. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 Without true data sharing it becomes impossible for departments to obtain the information they need to carry out their jobs effectively within the necessary time frame 14
  • 15. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 Data is unnecessarily transcribed and rekeyed 15 4
  • 16. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 If there is a need for information to be shared between incompatible information systems, the only option that is often available is to have the information from one system rekeyed into the other system or systems 16
  • 17. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 This is not only very resource- intensive but there is a danger of the data being incorrectly transcribed if the definitions are ambiguous or the concepts underlying those data definitions are incompatible 17
  • 18. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 The wheel keeps being reinvented 18 5
  • 19. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 A substantial portion of the time and cost of the development of any information system is taken up with the analysis of the information and data requirements and the subsequent development of the database to meet those requirements 19
  • 20. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 The competitive edge of the organisation is reduced 20 6
  • 21. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 If information is delayed or lost, for example because the mechanisms for the sharing of data between information systems are inefficient or are not even provided, the ability of the organization to provide an efficient service to its customers, and thus to compete with its rivals, will be impeded 21
  • 22. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 Frustration sets in 22 7
  • 23. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 Users of information systems who consistently find that they do not have the right information at the right time to carry out their job effectively soon become frustrated 23
  • 24. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 Data Management Responsibilities 24
  • 25. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 supports the corporate definition, management and use of business data 25 Strategically
  • 26. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 supports the development and maintenance of computerised information systems 26 Operationally
  • 27. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 achieving recognition of data 27 1
  • 28. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 improving the quality of the data and ensuring that there are procedures in place to maintain the quality 28 2
  • 29. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 facilitating information sharing across the business by the provision of corporate data definitions and support to the teams involved in systems development to ensure that these definitions are used 29 3
  • 30. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 Making the various levels of management within the business accountable for the development and ownership of data definitions 30 4
  • 31. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 achieving a single source for reference data to support all the information systems within the enterprise 31 5
  • 32. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 Data management activities 32
  • 33. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 33
  • 34. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 34 1.Training courses 2.Seminars 3.Articles Education
  • 35. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 35 1.Policy documents 2.Plans Data management policy & strategy
  • 36. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 36 1.Corporate data model 2.Identified data owners 3.Approved data definitions Data definition
  • 37. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 37 1.Managed set of repositories or dictionaries populated to standard Data management tools
  • 38. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 38 1.Quality assured data models 2.Database schema System development support
  • 39. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 39 1.Knowledge base 2.Co-ordination of data usage Information service
  • 40. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 Corporate Data Model 40
  • 41. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 Corporate data model used as a database design model 41
  • 42. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 Corporate data model used as an interface design model 42
  • 43. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 Conclusions 43
  • 44. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 The main benefit of data management is the increased availability of information through the sharing of data between the disparate IT systems 44
  • 45. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 “Create the highest, grandest vision possible for your life, because you become what you believe” 46
  • 46. Muhammad Bakri | FTIK | Universitas Teknokrat Indonesia © 2018 Thank You 47