The Enterprise Data Model: A framework for enterprise data architecture
Wouldn't it be great to understand all the data in your organisation? Just imagine being able to define, agree and manage information concepts that impact on business strategy? Then image that these information concepts can be linked to the physical database attributes that ultimately are used to create them. Get and download textbook The Enterprise Data Model: A framework for enterprise data architecture for free
That's what this book is about. It focuses on the data model as the foundation for achieving this understanding. This book provides a framework for the enterprise data model, the business reasons behind it and the differences between conceptual, logical and physical data models. The question of how, and why, to use a data model artifact as part of the data governance toolkit for the whole enterprise is also addressed. This publication is The Enterprise Data Model new edition
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*Author: Graham, Andy *Binding Type: Paperback *Number of Pages: 160 *Publication Date: 2012/05/07 *Language: English *Dimensions: 9.21 x 6.14 x 0.34 inches
Contributors: Andy Graham - Author. Format: Paperback
Contributors: Andy Graham - Author. Format: Paperback
Contributors: Andy Graham - Author. Format: Paperback
The Enterprise Data Model Textbook
That's what this book is about. It focuses on the data model as the foundation for achieving this understanding. This book provides a framework for the enterprise data model, the business reasons behind it and the differences between conceptual, logical and physical data models. The question of how, and why, to use a data model artifact as part of the data governance toolkit for the whole enterprise is also addressed
hat's what this book is about. It focuses on the data model as the foundation for achieving this understanding. This book provides a framework for the enterprise data model, the business reasons behind it and the differences between conceptual, logical and physical data models. The question of how, and why, to use a data model artifact as part of the data governance toolkit for the whole enterprise is also addressed. This publication is
