Master data management - it's about information not technology MDM and data-sharing are not impossible in government, just a little bit harder. The key problem is not technological but organizational.

Master Data Management is a practice adopted when a company really gets serious about making use of its data. Based on recent trends and some emerging analyst research, it seems that when ...

While the concept and technology are not new, master data management (MDM) is experiencing a resurgence in demand which is expected to continue as companies seek out strategies to handle the ...

Inaccurate and/or erroneous data entry prohibits the benefits from cross-functional processes flows sought in environments like build-to-order manufacturing for example. Master Data Management ...

Master Data Management (MDM) helps retailers consolidate different views into one, ensuring data is accurate, consistent and complete across all systems.

For example, customer 360 platforms (sometimes called customer data platforms) specialize in storing customer data, and product information management systems are specific to product information.

Master data management (MDM) is a set of disciplines, processes, and technologies used to manage an organization’s master data. Master data is data about business entities or objects (customers ...

The biggest danger to a nascent master data management (MDM) program is starting with the wrong objectives, even though they can often sound quite right.

We are all familiar with examples of the poor data quality that pervades large organisations. How many misspelt versions of your name appear on letters and bills sent to you, for example? There ...

Companies looking to gain a 360-degree understanding of their data should look to logical data management as an agile, economical, and flexible solution to this persistent challenge.