Data Governance at UMBC: Built from the Bottom Up

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Data Governance at UMBC: Built from the Bottom Up Jack Suess, Vice President of IT & CIO Constance Pierson, Ph.D., Associate Vice Provost, IRADS

Early 2007 UMBC began a project to replace the legacy SIS with PeopleSoft Student Administration. IT was just starting a project to implement a data warehouse. IR, under new leadership, was planning to build a data warehouse for official reporting. Access to data was very limited.

2007 Data Management Council Roster VP of IT (co-chair) Director of Financial Aid IR Director (co-Chair) VP of Student Affairs Asst Provost for SA Project VP of Institutional Advancement Asst. VP for Financial Services Dean, College of Engineering Asst. VP for HR Dean, CNMS Assoc. Provost for Enrollment Mgmt. Dean, CAHSS Dean, Graduate School Registrar

2007 Data Management Council Results Lead by IT & IR, we had not developed a shared vision for data. UMBC had not developed a robust analytics & reporting infrastructure so there was no urgent need driving data governance. DMC was too high level - most VP’s and Deans had no concept of data management and thought the meeting a waste of time.

2008 Strategy DoIT and IR developed a shared vision for analytics and reporting. That vision led to a shared strategy: DoIT and IR would partner on a new data warehouse (REX) for UMBC. IR official reporting would be done from REX without significant manipulation of data. All reporting in PeopleSoft would be through REX. Data was an institutional resource, managed by the units. Data Governance was everyone’s responsibility and had to be more organic – thus owned by all! This lead to the data governance plan in the next slide.

VPs & Deans Campus Systems Executive Committee (CSEC) IT Steering Committee Data Management Committee Meets twice a year to review progress made by various teams and solicit feedback on specific issues and prioritizations. Deans’ Representation Data Warehouse Team Assigns REX tickets, manages changes to data warehouse & reporting environment. Proposed Convener: Director of IR REX User Group Informal meeting to discuss users needs and specific reports. Could be used to discuss training options. Proposed Convener: Director of BI Data Quality Team Comprised of data managers from various functional offices to develop and monitor data integrity processes. Proposed Convener: IR Data Admin Data Access & Security Team Manages access to and security levels in PS and REX, including confidentiality issues. Proposed Convener: Director of SA Setup Tables Team Manages changes to plans and subjects as as the rollups to orgs, colleges, etc. Proposed Convener: Registrar’s Office Training Team Manages access to and security levels in PS and REX, including confidentiality issues. Proposed Convener: Director of BI

Description of DMC Sub-Committees Review data quality issues – key functional areas involved Manage security to PS and REX, including FERPA acknowledgement Oversees Data Warehouse plans for the campus Bi-weekly campus support brown-bag meetings Meets when major changes occur Provides periodic training to campus

Focus on Data Quality… Data Quality Team Modules: Campus Community Admissions Student Records Human Resources Facilities Management Institutional Research Data Warehouse For more on data quality at UMBC, see Reporting Data Quality Issues , found at https://rex.umbc.edu/about/presentations/

We all speak the same language… REX serves the entire campus and integrates data from systems throughout UMBC. REX provides both transactional and official data, and reports are written for both using the same tools and data tables. We use the Data Cookbook to collect descriptions and definitions for reports, tables and fields used within REX.

HR Information Systems Manager The Data Management Committee (not council) is chaired by the VP of IT and Assoc. Vice Provost of IRADS. Meets twice yearly. Committee consists of data stewards rather than division executives: HR Information Systems Manager vs. Associate VP for HR

Now functions as the group that reviews major plans for expansion and works to make certain that the data warehouse is supporting the needs of the units, especially those in the academic units. Meetings highlight what has been done or is near completion and work to solicit feedback on what else is needed. Feedback from this group goes up to CSEC and the IT Steering Committee.

Policy and Planning Campus Systems Exec Committee Made up of IT, IR, and PeopleSoft functional offices (Finance, HR, Registrar, Enrollment Management). Meets bi-weekly and chaired by VP of IT and Vice Provost for Enrollment Management. This committee sets priorities for projects and develops recommendations to VPs & Deans for budget.

Policy and Planning IT Steering Committee Chaired by the VP of IT and Associate Vice Provost for Academic Affairs. Part of University governance plan of organization, this committee approves policies for data access before going to governance groups and President. IT Steering also is essential in reviewing actions that might impact the faculty.

VPs & Deans Council VPs and Deans Council is chaired by the Provost & Senior VP. The VP of IT is a member of this council and is the liaison to the CSEC and IT Steering Committee for bringing issues or requests to the full Council. This council also serves to draft the preliminary yearly budget allocation and serves as a majority of the budget committee. Finally, the VPs and Deans oversee the implementation of the UMBC strategic plan.