Corporate Data Governance Best Practices - （企业数据治理的最佳实践）.pdf

Corporate Data Governance Best Practices 2006-07 Scorecards for Data Governance in the Global 5000 A CDI Institute MarketPulse™ In-Depth Report April 2006 IBM recently sponsored a survey of 50+ Global 5000 size businesses regarding their investments in “data governance” and the challenges they are facing. 84% believe that poor data governance can cause: limited user acceptance, lower productivity, reduced business decision accuracy, and higher total cost of ownership Only 27% have centralized data ownership Fully 66% have not documented or communicated their program, and 50% have no KPIs or measurements of success “Based on recognition of issues at hand, an improving economy, and increasing regulatory requirements, businesses are now recognizing the opportunity to take a more strategic view of data governance. Market demand for ‘data governance’ accelerators will explode during 2006-07. Methodologies which incorporate information integration, data quality, and business intelligence capabilities will be a key factor in the successful deployment of master data management solutions.” Aaron Zornes Chief Research Officer The CDI Institute Corporate Data Governance Best Practices 2006-07 Scorecards for Data Governance in the Global 5000 Page 2 TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive Summary1 Introduction to Data Governance1 Why Data Governance? Why Now? 2 Industry Score