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Office of Information Management. Data Management Committee & Enterprise Information Services. OIM Forum Update, May 21st, 2008. Agenda. Data Management Committee (DMC) Update Mike Eisenberg Enterprise Information Services Update Information Management Roadmap Action Plans Bill Yock
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Office of Information Management Data Management Committee & Enterprise Information Services OIM Forum Update, May 21st, 2008
Agenda • Data Management Committee (DMC) Update • Mike Eisenberg • Enterprise Information Services Update • Information Management Roadmap Action Plans • Bill Yock • Decision Support Services - Work Plans • Anja Canfield-Budde • Application Integration Services - Work Plans • Gary Prohaska
DMC Agenda • Background • Tasks - establishing • Definitions • Policies • UW Data Map • Roles and Responsibilities • Processes & Procedures • Security Roles and Access Policies • Seminal project – “Top 5” Questions • Future
Background • Data Management Committee (DMC) … • Established • In December 2006 by the Provost • Accountable to Sara Gomez, Vice Provost of Office Information Management / CIO. • With • UW-wide scope • Mike Eisenberg, Chair, Dean Emeritus of Information School • Web Site http://www.washington.edu/provost/oim/dmc/ . • Meets • Biweekly • To get things done.
Tasks • DMC establishes definitions of assets including… • Institutional Data • Institutional Metadata • Systems of Record • Institutional Data Repositories • Department / Unit / Local Data Repositories
Tasks • DMC establishes policies around the usage, access and meaning of Institutional Data… • Institutional Data shall be managed as a key asset! • Institutional Data shall be accessible according to defined needs and roles. • Unnecessary duplication & maintenance of Institutional Data is discouraged. • Institutional data shall be protected. • Institutional metadata shall be recorded, managed, and utilized. • Quality standards for institutional Data shall be defined and monitored. • Institutional employees have clearly designated and accountable roles and responsibilities.
Tasks • DMC establishes the UW Data Map, a business and data classification created for… • Identifying and Assigning “Data Owners” and “Data Custodians” • Organizing and planning data management projects • Identifying “Master Data” (touch points across all systems)
Tasks • DMC establishes roles and responsibilities defined to… • Provide Authority • Provide Accountability • Increase Efficiencies • Improve Quality & Integrity
Tasks • DMC establishes processes and procedures for … • Defining and Documenting Assets • Communication of Changes • Educating and Training • Issue Resolution & Escalation
Tasks • DMC establishes security roles and access policies for… • Role Based Access to Institutional Data • Security Classifications (i.e. Confidential, Restricted, Public) • Defining Access Principles like “Access of Least Privilege” & “Separation of Duties” • Controlling Access to Institutional Analytics
Seminal Project • Deans’ Top 5 Questions • Collaborative effort among Deans, Chancellors, staff and faculty across the entire UW… • 17 issues identified; 9 resolved; 6 in progress; 2 not started • Created 10 new short term reports (Currently being tested by 50 Deans’ and Chancellors’ “Go To” people) • Documented 34 “Institutional Definitions” • Created new institutional report standards & guidelines • Established initial framework of a repeatable process for dealing with complex definitional issues • Developed plans for short, mid and long term recommendations
Future • Continue - work on data management tasks • Coordinate - with Roadmap and other data and systems efforts • Communicate - widely and in various forms • Culminate – as a valued institutional asset for identifying and resolving data management problems and concerns.
Reflections On a note card take 2 minutes to write down an anonymous reflection on … What is the single most important “Information Management” goal OIM should strive for?
Information for Decision Making 25 Information Management Action Plans Identified! Redesign Processes Enhance & Renew Systems Information for Decision Making Stakeholder Success Replace the Base
IM Action Plans Classified into 5 Main Areas Business Performance & Reporting Business Goals, Business Intelligence Development, etc. Business Process Facilitation Business Web Services, Enterprise Workflow, Portals, etc. Enterprise Middleware Services Service Registries & Repositories, Authorization & Authentication, etc. Data Integration & Management Enterprise Data Warehouse, Master Data Management, Metadata, etc. Technology & Infrastructure Monitoring, Server Virtualization, Storage, Developer Desktops, etc.
Information Management Maturity 2009 - 20011 2012 - 2015 2016-2017 Knowledge Management & Business Agility Preparation for Replace the Base Implementations Support for Near Term, High-Value Application Systems Action Plans Information Management & Business Fundamentals Replace the Base Conversions Knowledge Based Decision Making! Support for Mid Term Application Systems Action Plans Data Management & Infrastructure Fundamentals
Enterprise Information Services (EIS) New Division Working to Provide Three Types of Services! • Future? • Facilitates Consistency & Quality • Data Security & Integrity • Metadata & Data Definitions • Master Data Management Data Management Services Decision Support Services Application Integration Services • Anja Canfield-Budde • Senior Manager • Facilitates Analysis & Access • Enterprise Data Warehouse • Data Marts • Business Intelligence Tools • Gary Prohaska • Senior Manager • Facilitates Business Services & Integration Processes • Resource Oriented Architecture • Web Services Infrastructure • Business Service Development
Decision Support Services (DSS) Data Management Services Decision Support Services Anja Canfield-Budde Ann Wunderlin BK Chen John Mobley Glenn Pittenger Gordon Moll Alexis Chin Nancy McQuillen Sr. Comp. Specialist (Open) ETL Engineer (Open) Application Integration Services
Top 5 Reports Human Resources Financial Academic Executive summary Drilldown capability Uniform, in-depth report detail
Application Integration Services (AIS) Data Management Services Decision Support Services Application Integration Services Gary Prohaska Scott Stephenson Paul Schurr Jaewha Lee Jeani Wells Steve Gauthier Rupert Berk
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Integration Challenges How we improve integration depends upon how well the following concerns are addressed:
Project Links Web Grades Submission Project RESTful Student Services Design Document - Student Data Web Services - UW Technology Wiki Web Services SIG https://sig.washington.edu/itsigs/SIG_WebServices Registry https://sig.washington.edu/itsigs/Application_Registry_Phase_1_Informal_Specificationv2 Workflow https://wiki.cac.washington.edu/display/workflow/Enterprise+Workflow+Investigation Kuali RICE https://test.kuali.org/confluence/display/KULRICE/Roadmap Nirvana https://www.nirvana.net