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Blog: Robert S. Seiner« May 2008 | Main | July 2008 » June 26, 2008Wanna Learn About "Non-Invasive Data Governance"?Many organizations view Data Governance as being over-and-above normal work efforts and threatening to the existing work culture of the organization. Many organizations have a difficult time getting people to adopt data governance best practices because of a common belief that data governance is about command-and-control. While I firmly state that data governance is “the execution and enforcement of authority over the management of data”, nowhere in that definition does it say that Data Governance has to be invasive or threatening to the work, people and culture of the organization. It does not have to be that way! “Non-Invasive Data Governance”, the approach taught and implemented by Robert S. Seiner of KIK Consulting & TDAN.com, focuses on formalizing existing accountability for the management of data and improving formal communications, value and quality efforts through effective cross-organization stewarding of data resources. So you Wanna Learn More About "Non-Invasive Data Governance"? Read on ... - - - - - - - - - - How to Build & Implement “Non-Invasive Data Governance" & Data Stewardship Programs B-EYE READER RATE: REGISTER 2 PEOPLE BY AUGUST 1, 2008 AND A 3RD PERSON FROM THE SAME ORGANIZATION CAN ATTEND AT NO ADDITIONAL COST! Dear Friends of TDAN.com & the Business Intelligence Network, TDAN.com and KIK Consulting & Educational Services, LLC are proud to announce our next public course on Data Governance & Data Stewardship. The course titled ‘How to Build & Implement “Non-Invasive Data Governance” & Data Stewardship Programs’ will be offered on September 22nd & 23rd at the Sheraton Station Square in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The course always receives very positive reviews and has sold out often in the past. Please see the attached explanation of “Non-Invasive Data Governance” and public course brochure, and read on for more information … Public and Private companies, Government entities and institutions of learning are finding it necessary to implement Non-Invasive (and Non-Threatening) Data Governance and Data Stewardship programs to improve and achieve discipline around the management of the enterprise’s most critical and valuable data. Many of these organizations are focusing on maximizing the value of data integration efforts (CDI, MDM, EDW, ERP, …), improving data infrastructure, securing classified data, satisfying regulators, and improving data architecture as drivers behind implementing “Non-Invasive Data Governance" programs that are molded to fit their existing organization, culture and behavior. Data Governance and Stewardship programs, applied to the existing organizations, roles and the information resources of your organization (including Data, Master Data & Meta-Data) are implemented to improve the value you gain from your data assets. Governance and Data Stewardship programs focus on improving data quality, reducing data duplication, formalizing accountability for data, and improving business and IT productivity. A “Non-Invasive Data Governance” Program will rapidly improve the ROI from data architecture, data quality, data warehousing and business intelligence efforts, application integration efforts, ERP, CRM, content and knowledge management, and EAI efforts. [If you are not familiar with “Non-Invasive Data Governance”™, please send me a quick email requesting more information.] Students of this class will learn how to implement effective “Non-Invasive Data Governance” & Data Stewardship programs and how to immediately formulate a strategy & plan that will deliver measurable results with minimal investment. B-EYE READER RATE: REGISTER 2 PEOPLE BY AUGUST 1, 2008 AND A 3RD PERSON FROM THE SAME ORGANIZATION CAN ATTEND AT NO ADDITIONAL COST! The recently updated agenda for the course is as follows: A. Day One – Morning B. Day One – Afternoon C. Day Two – Morning D. Day Two – Afternoon The instructor, Robert S. Seiner of KIK Consulting & Educational Services, LLC (yours truly) has been implementing successful data governance and data stewardship programs for more than twelve years and has been transferring “how-to” knowledge to corporate, government and education entities via consulting, consultative mentoring & education for more than a dozen years. A significant amount of the Seminar relates to Mr. Seiner’s experiences with many notable companies, government organizations and institutions of higher learning. Mr. Seiner has offered this Seminar for corporate, government and education entities on site at their locations for many years and began providing the course in a public setting a few years ago due to overwhelming interest. By providing public classes, Mr. Seiner hopes to reach a broader audience and those companies that are interested in learning about successful stewardship & governance implementations but that don’t have the numbers of interested individuals to bring the Seminar on-site. B-EYE READER RATE: REGISTER 2 PEOPLE BY AUGUST 1, 2008 AND A 3RD PERSON FROM THE SAME ORGANIZATION CAN ATTEND AT NO ADDITIONAL COST! Price Space is limited to the first thirty paid registrations. Register today! I hope to see you in Pittsburgh.
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