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Master data management: The art of managing data

Master data management (MDM) is, in short, a way to clean up your company's data by providing a one-stop shop for data. But it's complex and not so easy to get a handle on. From technical tips to news articles, this SearchCIO-Midmarket briefing includes the best of our master data management coverage.

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Execution: Making master data management work

You know about the benefits, but can you make master data management (MDM) work for your company? In this chapter we've brought together our advice for data management on all levels -- including security and virtualization. Read our tips and move forward to make MDM work for you.

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Strategy: Understanding master data management options

Understanding the benefits of master data management (MDM) is the first step. What have other midmarket companies experienced? What would implementing MDM require? Knowing what MDM can do for you and your company is the crucial second step when deciding whether or not it works for you. Read on to see how MDM worked for others and what it brings to midmarket companies.

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Tools and Technology: Where to grow MDM from here?

The facts have been presented and a plan begins to grow. Take what you've learned one step further and read about the master data management (MDM) tools and technologies available and what other companies are doing with them.

Learn more: Tools and Technology: Where to grow MDM from here?

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