Free white papers on master data governance
By Kristian Kalsing on Apr 25, 2014
Over time more companies are realizing the importance of master data governance and established data governance programs are increasingly becoming commonplace. But there are also many companies, probably still the majority, who are only just getting started. If you are one of the pioneers of data governance within your organization, you have probably realized by now that there is a lot to learn.
With the help from industry experts, we have put together a collection of white papers that will help improve your understanding of common challenges of master data governance. These free white papers cover various aspects of master data governance.
- Data Governance: Essential Deliverable for Information-Driven Companies
- Simple Guide to Material Master Data Governance
- Customer Master Data: Common Challenges and Solutions
- Master Data Maturity Assessment Perception vs. Reality
- 5 Best Practices for SAP® Master Data Governance
- Envisioning Perfect Master Data with Data Quality Monitoring
You should also join our Twitter Chat: Data Governance in the Real World. Register today to receive a calendar reminder. On May 6 at 12:00PM EST we’ll discuss important steps you can take to get started with a data governance program. Use the hashtag #realdatagov.
About the author
Kristian Kalsing
As Vice President of Product & Solutions, Kristian is responsible for product management, enterprise solutions, and product marketing. He is instrumental in driving the strategic direction of the company and continuously elevating the value that Winshuttle’s software platform and methodology bring to customers. Prior to joining Winshuttle in 2010, Kristian was widely respected as one of the pioneering thought leaders in bridging the gap between SAP and Microsoft technologies. Since starting his career in Denmark, Kristian has gained experience with enterprise software solutions in a broad range of industries in Europe, Australia, and North America. He has held various roles across Engineering, Professional Services, Sales, and Marketing.
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