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NewsSeptember 10, 2008. Press Release.
MDM Alliance Group releases its MDM modeling procedures guidebook and prebuilt data modelsThe open and neutral MDM Alliance Group (MAG) community announces the availability of the international version of its MDM modeling procedures guidebook and its first prebuilt data models. Originating from Orchestra Networks, a leading Master Data Management Software vendor, this guidebook has had further enhancement and contributions from the MAG members and describes a complete UML procedure to attain sustainable data modeling for the implementation of Master Data Management solutions. July 22, 2008. Press Release.
Agile Solutions Ltd to become the first UK member of the MDM Alliance Group (MAG)
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The MDM Alliance Group is a community of Software Vendors, Consultants and Systems Integrators, who jointly invest their time and intellectual property in the development of a common best practice and procedure approach for the successful and sustainable implementation of Master Data Management projects. Completely agnostic to technologies, the members of the MAG bring their domain experience and potentially pre-built models with the underpinning of the MDM Procedures Guide to maximize your opportunity for a success.
The MDM Alliance Group (MAG) rallies Systems Integrators and Consultants sharing a set of procedures for modeling master data and conducting MDM projectsIn order to avoid reinventing the wheel, Pierre Bonnet(*), founder of the MAG Community, has initiated a complete Guide describing UML procedures to successfully model master data. This guide is freely downloadable (see the section Download). Need to accelerate your MDM strategy?Then do not reinvent the wheel but build up or buy pre-built MDM Common Information Models based on the MAG's modeling procedures Starting from the initial Guide, each member of the MAG Community (systems integrators, consultants) enriches it by extending current procedures with their own business or IT added-value, in domains or specializations such as: data quality, data integration, workflow approval, modeling patterns, security, MDA (Model Driven Architecture), change management, regulation, etc. Making your project compliant with the MAG procedures greatly reassures your company by securing state-of-the-art modeling techniques. Your company is not locked in a proprietary method and your systems integrators and consultants are able to concentrate their efforts on real added-value for your business.
The figure above shows the positioning of MAG's procedures as the basis to build up Common Information Models shared across the information system. The MAG's procedures ensure that pre-built data models and complementary governance methods relying on those basic procedures remove the barriers of proprietary styles of modeling. When building an operational database do you reinvent the normal forms of relational database? Surely not. So when building up a MDM solution the MAG's procedures provide company with the basis for the master data modeling. With help from those procedures the risk of heterogeneous data models depending on specific practices of each business users and IT specialists is strongly reduced. Need help for identifying your reference data?A data is a reference data if one of those conditions is met:
(*) Pierre Bonnet is founder of the MAG Community (MDM Alliance Group), expert in SOA/MDM methods, founder of the Sustainable IT Architecture Community, co-founder of Orchestra Networks leading software company in Master Data Management and co-author of the Praxeme Method.
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