Blog: Robert S. Seiner« October 2007 | Main | December 2007 » November 8, 2007TDAN.com Issue 42.2 - Updated Issue Announcement November 2007KIK Consulting & Educational Services, LLC will conduct a 2-day public seminar – How to Build & Implement “Non-Invasive Data Governance”© and Data Stewardship Programs – on January 24 & 25, 2008 at the Sheraton Station Square in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Early registration discounts for both the course and the hotel are now available. Registration is limited to 25. Visit http://www.kikconsulting.com for more information. 11/01/2007 – The Data Administration Newsletter, LLC – http://www.TDAN.com The 42nd issue of The Data Administration Newsletter (TDAN.com) was announced on October 1, 2007. As you may know, TDAN.com celebrated its 10th Anniversary in July of 2007. New articles are now being loaded monthly rather than quarterly and the movement is toward MORE CONTENT MORE OFTEN. The November volume contains several new articles including ones from Scott Benson, Larry Burns, John Singer and Stephan Streitberger. The October volume included articles from myself (Bob Seiner – The Stewardship Approach to Data Governance Chapter 7), Graeme Simsion, Michael Gorman, David Eddy, … and much more. This issue also contains new columns from Mullins, Hoberman, Dominko and DAMA International (Schley). The rest of the publication has been updated as well including a book review of Gorman’s book, an updated list of data-oriented conferences through 2008, updates to the book list of several top books published in late ’06 and in ’07, business resource list, companies and products list and more. The quote of the week and the 5 data oriented news stories continue to be updated regularly. I am always interested in your feedback regarding the new issue and the new look of TDAN.com. Please feel free to contact me with suggestions and comments. A form has been set up through the Contact tab to submit these comments. Thanks. New Articles This Issue: Added for November: -- Scott Benson – Enterprise Architecture – Connect-the-Dots for Adults – Part 3 -- Stephan Streitberger – Business Analysis: A Guide to Better Business Requirements -- Larry Burns – Too Simple, Too Soon -- John Singer – American ITIL – Winning The Metadata Contest Added for October: -- Robert S. Seiner – The Stewardship Approach to Data Governance – Chapter 7 -- Graeme Simsion – Thought Leaders on Data Modeling, Part 2 -- Alan Perkins – Enterprise Application Modernization -- Stephen Putnam – CDI and MDM are Broken, Part 1 -- David Eddy – Semantics in Metadata Repository and Systems Integration Efforts -- Michael Gorman – Information Systems Development -- Scott Benson – Enterprise Architecture: Connect-the-Dots for Adults, Part 2 New Feature Columns this month: -- Craig Mullins – The Database Report -- Steve Hoberman – The Data Modeling Addict -- Bob Dominko – Unwired Tap -- DAMA International (John Schley) = The DAMA Corner Also New this month: -- New Book Review – Judith Newton’s Review of Michael Gorman’s New Book -- Updated Conference List -- Updated Business Resource Section -- Updated Book List – 10 New Books Added -- New Special Feature – Tim Feetham – Eye on TDWI San Diego August 2007 -- Updated Company and Product List TDAN.com Media Sponsor Events Please visit the web sites for these events by clicking through their banners on the TDAN.com site. TDAN.com promotes the industry leading event through the publishing of papers, banners, links and reviews of the best of the best industry events: -- CDI-MDM Summit Fall 2007 – November 14-16, 2007 – New York, NY -- Data Governance Conference – December 3-6, 2007 – Orlando, FL Data Governance Conference – February 4-6, 2008 – London, UK The Data Warehousing Institute Winter Conference – February 17-22, 2008 – Las Vegas, NV Thank you very much for your continued interest and support of The Data Administration Newsletter. Ten years (plus!) has been a great ride. The next ten years will be better. If you are interested in publishing an article, please let me know as soon as possible. The deadlines typically fall monthly before new content is added. Do you have an article in you? I hope to hear from you. Comments on the new issue of TDAN.com, specifically on the new look of the publication, are always welcome. Robert S. Seiner
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