DATA GOVERNANCE Presentation to CSG September 27, 2007 Mary Weisse Manager, MIT Data & Reporting Services 617-253-5398.

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DATA GOVERNANCE Presentation to CSG September 27, 2007 Mary Weisse Manager, MIT Data & Reporting Services

 2 What is Data Governance Wikipedia Data governance encompasses the people, processes and procedures required to create a consistent enterprise view of a organization's data in order to: —Increase consistency & confidence in decision making —Decrease the risk of regulatory fines —Improve data security —Maximize the income generation potential of data

 3 What’s in place to support Data Governance Data Warehouse Roles Database MIT ID Database Master Department Hierarchy ASPCC – Administrative Systems and Policies Coordinating Council IT SPARCC – Information Technology Strategic Planning and Resources Coordinating Council ITAG – Information Technology Architecture Group TRB – The Technology Review Board DRS – Data and Reporting Services

 4 Data Warehouse Read only Integrated reporting Institute wide Multiple subject areas Varied modes of access Hub for data extraction by other systems via multiple mechanisms Agreed upon metadata for all data subjects Identified business owner & data custodian/steward for all data

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 6 What data are available Alumni MIT Card - Pictures Benefits (SAP/HR) MIT ID Course Catalog Nimbus (budget data) Master Department Hierarchy (and other hierarchies) OSP Award & Proposal (COEUS) EHS (SAP/EHS) & EHS Training System Payroll (SAP/Payroll) Facilities/Plant Maintenance Orders (SAP) Person data Financial (SAP) Pre-registration Financial Aid Procurement Fund data (Resource Development) (Purchasing, Requisition & Graduate Admissions Credit Card) (SAP) Graduate Awards Roles /Authorization HR (Employees, Positions, & Appointments) Space (SAP/HR & Cyborg) Student Biographic Instructor Student Degree Kerberos Student Term Enrollment Keys Subject / Course Enrollment Libraries (Financials, Orders, Circulations, Telephone Detail (ice 9) Collection Management, Serials Control, Undergrad Admissions processing) Vacation/Absences/Leaves (SAP/HR) Metadata (Table, view, & field definitions; Web Statistical Data data models; report templates)

 7 Master Department Hierarchy Support cross-domain reporting and authorizations Tracking and integrating "department-like objects" in various systems HR org units Financial Funds Centers and Profit Centers Student Systems organizations Others A hierarchical representation of departments, laboratories, and centers (DLC’s). A table showing details on each DLC, including long-name, short-name, and a list of links to other "department- like objects" in HR, financial systems, and Student Systems. Decision makers - Executive VP and Provost (or designees)

 8 Roles Database Provide a consistent way to store and maintain people's authorizations for Institute systems / applications Define authorizations or roles in understandable business terminology Define authorizations as three-part entities: Person can do Function for Qualifier (who)(what)(where) Departments, laboratories, and Centers are able to maintain authorizations to their data Access by API, web application, or desktop application

 9 MITID Database Establish a unique identifier for a single individual to associate related records across multiple Institute systems Provide authorized lookup and assignment of MIT IDs By first and last names By SSN By Date of Birth Does not display or reveal SSN Randomly assigned number with no implied meaning / not used for authentication Access by API or web application. Access restricted to authorized users

 10 Related Documents ITAG - Information Technology Architecture Group - Policies and Standards Policy for Sensitive Data as applied to Departmental / Local Databases Guidelines on data (ownership, privacy, custodianship, consistency, timeliness, transfer Guidelines on identity & Authorization (ownership, privacy, custodianship, consistency, timeliness, transfer Student Information Policies

 11 Government Regulations FERPA - The Family Education Rights and Privacy Act MIT Student Information Policy HIPPA - Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

 12 Where we could improve Archival rules Centralized hosting of local databases More data to classify Understand what data is kept locally and for what purpose Real-time availability of data Security – desktops / laptops Appropriate use of data Example – Use of MIT Id vs. SSN Identify all Systems of Record