Information Management Orientation Programme Deliverable Template

From MIKE2 Methodology

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The Information Management Orientation Programme will consist of training that will:

• Close major gaps in the client’s understanding
• Reset or confirm expectations
• Begin to get an understanding of the key information areas that are in-scope
• Identify the expected benefits of the project initiative

Examples

Listed below is an example Orientation training topic list:

Example for an Information Management Orientation programme where the training scope covers Data Warehouse

• Transactional vs. data warehouse structures and characteristics
• Distinctions between data, information, and knowledge
• Data warehouse architecture vs. transactional architectures
• Data warehouse technical architecture components
• The role of metadata
• Role of Operational Data Stores in the informational environment
• Data warehouse design considerations
• Iterative nature of the data warehouse