Simplifying Analytics with Natural Language

Join us for this on-demand with Looker where we explore the top Business Intelligence trends for 2019. In this 50-minute webinar, you will learn about the issues affecting BI, the role of analytics as a critical success factor for organizational success, and how companies are leveraging BI and analytics for high-value insights.

During this webinar you will: - Boost your Medicare Hospital Compare (MHC) and Accountable Care Organization (ACO) ratings Avoid fines and penalties from the Affordable Healthcare Act - Increase the quality of provided healthcare - Lower management, administrative and data center operational costs without compromising core business values - Deliver Products and Services per consumer needs, operating standards and regulations while minimizing cost and maximizing outcomes - Support real-time, event-driven service processes and decision management capabilities

Metadata Governance is the execution and enforcement of authority over the management of Metadata and other data documentation. Organizations that govern their data documentation find it easier to govern their data as a result. There is direct correlation between the use of Data Catalogs, Business Glossaries and Data Dictionaries and successful governance of data and Metadata. This month’s RWDG webinar with Bob Seiner will focus on governing the use of the mentioned tools and the Metadata that can be managed inside each one. Bob will talk about governing Metadata in existing Metadata resources versus using new tools to handle this function.

Metadata is more relevant than ever. It continues to be a powerful enabler for high-value data-driven business activities across operations, analytics, and compliance. However, to maintain this relevance, metadata management must deal with the increasing complexity of today’s business use cases and hybrid data environments. Metadata management is notoriously manual which makes it slow in development and error-prone in maintenance. Metadata management needs better tool automation. Metadata management is typically siloed due to users managing metadata per tool or platform. Metadata management needs a unified solution that is suited to sharing, reuse, governance, and comprehensive views of distributed data.