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Cogno gnos s Us Users rs Gr Group up Data a Cookb kboo ook June 12, 2020 Data Governance Metadata is NOT going to govern itself -Rob ob Seiner iner Author of Non-Invasive Data Governance Everyone who uses data is


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June 12, 2020

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Data Governance

‘Metadata is NOT going to govern itself’

  • Rob
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Author of Non-Invasive Data Governance

Everyone who uses data is participating in Data Governance.

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Data Cookbook - part of Data Governance

Data Cookbook software – Enterprise Source

  • Standard reports
  • Data Digest and Management dashboards

Does take subject matter experts’ time to create content, add nuances

  • v. How long does it take to find the ‘data expert’ who has the history?
  • Waiting for a response slows your work
  • Responding slows their productivity
  • Consistent information available 24/7

Value of Data Cookbook

  • Enterprise repository of institutional knowledge
  • Great resource for new and current staff
  • Anyone with a Purdue career account can use, add comments
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Functional Data Owners

  • Admissions – Steve Lipps
  • Alumni/UDO – Greg Kapp
  • Bursar – Tim Riley
  • Center for Career Opportunities

(CCO) – Susan Bush

  • Enterprise Asset Mgmt (EAM) –

Administrative Operations

  • Finance – FP&A and Accounting
  • Financial Aid – Steve Lipps
  • Graduate School – Jeff Bridgham+
  • Human Resources – Jennifer Helfrich
  • Institutional Assessment – Anne Weiss
  • Institutional Research – Molly Amstutz
  • Online Learning – Molly Amstutz

(currently)

  • Research – Stephanie Willis
  • Slate (Graduate) – Jeff Bridgham
  • Space – tbd
  • Student – Steve Lipps
  • Student Life – Kevin Maurer
  • Student Success Programs – Dan

Carpenter

  • Transact – Loribeth Hettinger, Tim

Riley

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Data Cookbook by the Numbers

Nearly 1,000 accounts created 500+ Definitions

  • Two-thirds approved
  • Many have been revised since first approval so more complete
  • Graduate student nuances have been added, part of workflow

200+ Specs (standard reports/dashboards)

  • Data Digest – drafts of all dashboards, working on completing
  • Student – imported Cognos metadata, many still in Draft, but does allow keyword searches of all

standard reports

  • HR in progress

Links from Cognos and Tableau to Data Cookbook Specs

  • Adding to specs as approve Student reports
  • Adding to Data Digest, Management dashboards as approve
  • HR now using

Additional Support, Ongoing College Input

  • Aylin Celtik – IDA+A
  • Kendal Kosta-Mikel, College of Science Data Manager
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Data Cookbook Current Work

Data Digest and Management Dashboards

  • Center for Career Opportunities
  • Student Success Programs

Student

  • As standard reports are revised /added, Data Cookbook is a required step in

approval process

HR

  • Adding definitions and standard report/dashboard specs
  • Prioritizing Cognos dimensions, writing definitions based upon reports being

developed/enhanced

  • Phasing out Cognos metadata

Finance

  • Early discussions around using Data Cookbook
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Create a Data Cookbook Account

Using Purdue career account https://purdue.datacookbook.com Or Google ‘Purdue Data Cookbook’ Also in One Purdue https://one.purdue.edu/ datagovernance@purdue.edu