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Data-driven business is the new norm. With the Information Economy well underway, today’s innovators are cleverly using data to steer every aspect of their business. To navigate that course, enterprises are turning to data governance to keep data (and decisions) accurate. This need to maintain a single source of truth has led to innovative new data modeling practices. Recognizing SQL as the language of databases, today’s modeling languages power analytic solutions that are helping professionals optimize their processes, systems and decisions.

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Accidental Architectures ≠ Data Governance

How Can Data Be Governed?
Data warehousing requires lots of data movement
ETL tends to be opaque and brittle
Data federation is more possible now than ever
Leaving data in place helps prevent errors
Federated queries can solve many issues
Modern analytics spans many data types
The key is to reconcile data from different systems

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