Business Data Analyst

Qualifications

Manage master data, reference data, metadata, content and document management systems and business data requirements

• Server as business steward of the metadata repository, including related enterprise processes related to its use.
• Contribute content to and maintain the repository.
• Serve as the main point of contract for users of the repository for non-technical concerns.

• Create and maintain training curriculum for metadata repositories including how-to, standards, and best practices. Contribute to all training material and documentation.
• Partner with the Item Data Governance Council to define and maintain enterprise business data management policies.
• Provide guidance on non-technical changes to metadata repository with data owners, metric owners, and Client Technology.

• Asses and analyze the non-technical impacts of any data policy changes on the metadata repository.
• Work with Client Technology to create a full impact analysis (technical and non-technical).
• Work with Corporate Information Security (CIS) on requirements for protecting data.

• Manage implementation and administration of data policy changes from a non-technical standpoint.
• Audit and identify (non-technical) areas that are out of compliance with enterprise master data management processes, and assist in efforts to achieve compliance.
• Participate in enterprise master data management vision and strategies, including tools, architecture, and processes related to the capture and exchange of data.
• Support the implementation of a standardized reporting vision across the enterprise through ensuring that the metadata repository contains the appropriate metrics with correct source and calculation definitions.
• Review and enhance processes that involve master data and reference data including impact analysis in phased implementations.

Additional Information

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