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Key Points

  1. Goals - get the right data, with the right quality in the right place for analytics and other applications


References

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https://media.bitpipe.com/io_14x/io_146589/item_1889881/Paxata%20Ebook%20-%20The%204%20Data%20Prep%20Styles
%20-%20Picking%20the%20Right%20One.pdf

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1YemwxzfSGxJZ1_-IYmSzK7jC8srjGbpJ

data-mgt-models-4-use-cases-ebook-Paxata Ebook - The 4 Data Prep Styles - Picking the Right One.pdf


Manager Data Analytics JOBD shows the domains covered pdf


well defined data mgt services role **





Key Concepts



Potential Value Opportunities



Where the hell is my data?

an search, inventory and identity problem


automated data catalogs of sources

automated subscribeable data events



Who accessed my data?


Who should see my data?

Who can see my data?

Who did see my data?


What the hell happened to my data?

a GRC issue



Data Message Producers, Listeners, Consumers

a Data Message is an instance of Data Message Class

a Data Message instance has a guid id

a Data Message can composed from other Data Message instances

a Data Message has a life cycle:  created > < repeat > > available > consumed > processed

a Data Message has a Data Message History

a Data Message has a Data Message Type or a default handler

a Data Message Type has a digital twin

DMTT shows what happened to that data message



What is my data telling me?

a semantic value problem - is it useful? how? why?










Potential Challenges



Candidate Solutions



Step-by-step guide for Example



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