Past Contributors to MIKE2.0

From MIKE2 Methodology

The MediaWiki technology that hosts the MIKE2.0 tracks all users that contribute articles. There was, however, an initial Baseline Release in which all of the content was uploaded onto the wiki by Sean McClowry, therefore all initial content is assigned to his username. Content where there were other contributing authors include:

• Noman Afridi and Rasheed Dean were the main contributors to the High Level Information Requirements Deliverable Template and the Reporting Requirements Deliverable Template

• Zac Domagalski wrote the Data Quality Report Template

• Ken Domantay contributed to the overall Data Modelling Solution, in particular he contributed to the section on Guidelines for Using an Off-the-Shelf Data Model

• John Ellis wrote the Metadata Management Architecture for SAFE

• Melissa Ferrer contributed to the creation of the Data Investigation and Re-Engineering Solution

• Dick LaRue is one of the visionaries behind many of the key concepts of MIKE2, including Information Development and the SAFE Architecture. Dick is now moving into retirement, but enjoys data management so much that he plans to now focus more of his time on MIKE2.0.

• Vincent McBurney was the main author of multiple articles on Integration Best Practices with Ascential Software

• Chuck McGuire was the major contributor to Data Investigation and Re-Engineering Implementation Techniques and the Ascential Profiling Guide

• Brian Peck contributed to the Data Integration Solution

• Joshua Robins and Jeremy Thomas initally helped implement some aspects of the collaborative environment

• David Rowlands wrote the CSF Deliverable Template