Introduction to Data Management

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Introduction to Data Management CSD305

The Agenda Data Information Intelligence Knowledge Wisdom Data are symbolic depictions of facts (e.g the display on a thermometer, a barcode number). Data Information Intelligence Knowledge Wisdom Information is data in particular context (data + metadata = information) Intelligence is the processes and the technologies that lead to understanding and taking informed decisions (Information + BI technologies -> intelligence) CSD305 Advanced Databases BI – Business Intelligence Knowledge allows us to explain or give reasons for phenomena, and to predict future events. (Intelligence + thinking = knowledge)

Data in organizations The processing and management of data are critical components of business organizations Look for some useful definitions at this site: http://www.referenceforbusiness.com/management CSD305 Advanced Databases

CHARACTERISTICS OF VALUABLE INFORMATION. If information is to be valuable to an organization, it must have the following characteristics, (adapted from Ralph M. Stair's book, Principles of Information Systems): Accurate information is free from error. Complete information contains all of the important facts. Economical. Information should be relatively inexpensive to produce. Flexible information can be used for a variety of purposes, not just one. Reliable information is dependable information. Relevant information is important to the decision-maker. Simple. Information should be simple to find and understand. Timely. Timely information is readily available when needed. Verifiable. Verifiable information can be checked to make sure it is accurate. CSD305 Advanced Databases

Data Management The database approach to managing data replaced previous approaches where data was held to support each application in an organization The database approach helped to reduce the problem of duplicated data which could cause update inconsistency and inefficiency Read more on data management, strategy, organization, system, examples, advantages, definition, model, type, company, hierarchy, disadvantages, business, system http://www.referenceforbusiness.com/management/Comp-De/Data-Processing-and-Data-Management.html#ixzz11xvt8meP CSD305 Advanced Databases

Centralization vs Localization The database approach is one of centralization The database is a central resource, accessed when needed What problems could this centralization cause? Are there other approaches? CSD305 Advanced Databases

Operational and historic data Businesses are continually using operational databases to support their everyday business processes Over time this inevitably causes a build up of historic data This historic data may be a storage problem a valuable resource Which is it? CSD305 Advanced Databases

Definition 1 “Business intelligence (BI) is a broad category of application programs and technologies for gathering, storing, analyzing, and providing access to data to help enterprise users make better business decisions. BI applications include the activities of decision support, query and reporting, online analytical processing (OLAP), statistical analysis, forecasting, and data mining.” www.sauder.ubc.ca/cgs/itm/itm_glossary.html CSD305 Advanced Databases

Definition 2 “Business intelligence (BI) is an umbrella term that refers to the processes for collecting and analysing data, the technologies used in these processes, and the information obtained from these processes with the purpose of facilitating corporate decision making.” Connelly and Begg CSD305 Advanced Databases

Summary The management of operational and historic data is crucial, particularly in large organizations There are decisions to be made about where to keep data, how it is to be organized and how to make the best use of it Database Management Systems (DBMS) can be used for more advanced functions than operational uses, including forecasting and helping decision making CSD305 Advanced Databases

Today’s exercise We shall be looking at some corporate data to find the issues and problems caused by different parts of an organization having different data needs CSD305 Advanced Databases