
- The real world is complex. Data reflects the real world and we have to deal with it.
- BUT data has become over complex because of legacy systems, technology and other factors.
- Mastery of data is essential for any organisation needing to adapt and change.
- EDMworks MAKING DATA SIMPLER training program shows you how to master data.
MAKING DATA SIMPLER is a one day training course that will…
- Explain how the same data is re-used throughout the organisation
- Describe essential master reference data for securities and clients
- Explain the causes of OVER complexity and how to deal with them
- Describe effective target data solutions and how to build them
- Show how to organise and promote effective data strategies
Course Overview
Investment business functions
- Product creation and marketing
- Client on-boarding and set-up
- investments and dealing
- Operations and corporate events
- Performance, risk and reporting
- Regulation, compliance and disclosure
- Running the investment business
Essential master reference data
- Securities, derivatives and issuers
- Market data vendors and exchanges
- Client mandates, accounts and parties
- Core reference data; ratings, sectors etc.
- Product and vehicle structures
Over complexity and how to deal with it
- The major causes of over complexity
- issues and consequences
- Strategies for dealing with them
For info and to book
Tanya.Hubbard@edmworks.com +44(0)203 3973461
Effective target architectures
- Know your organisations data strengths and weaknesses
- Examine proven architecture models for enterprise data
- Choosing the best approach for your organisation
Promoting effective data strategies
- The critical importance of early success
- Being relevant to the ‘big issues’ for the organisation
- Process for defining effective strategies and plans
- Gaining and maintaining support at all levels
- Top down and bottom up approaches and combinations
- Effective organisational approaches
- This course is for: Middle management, operations management, project manager, analysts and developers moving into data.