Key questions from an enterprise data architect Data is the lifeblood of the enterprise, and the best way to prepare for a
development and integration project is to document the characteristics of the data
that drive the target applications. Learn the key questions that an enterprise data
architect should explore in order to effectively document the characteristics of
relevant data and take the most important first step towards project
success. More >
Information architecture essentials, Part 7: Data-store design: Just like those dusty file systems of yore, legacy databases tend to become
the final resting place for useful business information -- and this information is
essentially lost, because it can't be accessed in a meaningful way. Data-store
design can help you establish an efficient mechanism to store and retrieve valuable
business information.
An introduction to the Master Data Management Reference Architecture: Learn about the key concepts that drive the design of the MDM Reference
Architecture and Logical System Architecture. See how to map the relevant IBM
Information Management software products to the core components of the MDM Reference
Architecture.
Requirements modeling, Part 2: Build your new design: After you've designed a new architecture, you're eager to build it. But
before you start, look at the best way to implement your plan without interrupting
business. In this second article in the series, learn important steps to take a new
architecture from the drawing board to the next level: building.
