Information Management

Organizations are overridden with data.  This data comes from many disparate sources and systems.  However to get a single view of the enterprise, this data needs to be collected and organized to allow for easy access to the information.  This process is not just simply collecting data, it defines the process of how an organization defines its measurement structures.  It provides the technical framework for the Culture of Analytics™.

If an organization can not present a uniform, trusted source of data, then an organization will be unable to establish a Culture of Analytics™. This process changes throughout the information lifecycle.  It can start from a departmental need and grow to an enterprise wide solution, and requires consistent, valid measurement data throughout the enterprise.

JCB’s Information Management practices works with organizations to establish an information architecture that meets the current and long term needs of an organization.  It accounts for data quality issues arising from the source systems.  It accounts for the management of master data across the organization.

Services:

• Data Modeling
• ETL Strategy
• Data Warehouse Design, Development and Implementation
• Data Validity, Data Cleansing
• Master Data Management