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AI-Powered Data Cataloging Virtual Summit

Data Curation and Collaboration for Self-Service Analytics

With Nissan & Informatica

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Today’s Agenda

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Introduction Informatica EDC for Self-Service Analytics

Nissan’s Approach to Self-Service Analytics

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Data Drives All Digital Transformation Priorities

Governanceand Privacy

Self-Service/ Advanced Analytics

CloudModernization

CustomerExperience

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Data Cataloging Is the First Step

Discovery of critical enterprisedata provided foundation for

data governance program

Governanceand Privacy

Flipped the 80-20% rule so analysts spend less time finding data and more time analyzing it

Self-Service/ Advanced Analytics

Enterprise-scale metadata understanding allows them to

migrate from legacy to modern cloud analytics infrastructure

CloudModernization

Opening up data visibility is fueling development of new

services and improving quality of patient care

CustomerExperience

Industrial Services Company

Regional Health Care Company

Global Financial Services Company

Large National Retailer

Requirements:

Data Trust

Data Understanding

Data Provisioning

Data Privacy

Data Discovery

Self-Service Analytics enables domain experts and line of

business users make better decisions by harnessing the

power of data.

Self-Service Analytics

Robert Ray Maneeza Malik Aditya Patil

Speakers

Senior Data ArchitectNissan North America

Principal Product Marketing Manager, Informatica Enterprise

Data Catalog

Product Manager, Informatica Enterprise

Data Catalog

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Nissan’s Self-Service Analytics Journey

Rob Ray, Sr. Data Architect – Nissan Digital

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Our Team

Data Management & Analytics

Within Nissan Digital, the Regional Data Office is a shared services group at Nissan North America, reporting through the global Chief Data Officer (CDO).

Our Team's Mission:• Transform how business and Nissan Digital collaborate on data

consumption & advanced analytics

• Deliver next generation data integration & business intelligence solutions with self-service features

• Establish data governance & stewardship in partnership with business divisions across the company

• Advance an analytics framework that delivers maximum business value & meets demand

• Support a growing community for advanced analytics & data science

• Offer data collaboration tools, knowledge sharing sessions, user groups, and online self-guided training

• Publish & maintain the Nissan North America Enterprise Data Catalog & business glossary

• Provide a Data Scientist Interaction Model for Big Data

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ChallengeChange

Digital Disruption

• Business model under attack

• Customer expectations

• Mobility services

• New competition

• Cost containment directives

• Riders / Owners

• Scale for data proliferation

• Refactor our workforce

• Next-gen mindset change

• Re-organize work functions for unity

• Enable an enterprise catalog

• Digital innovation

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Driving Business Value

“How can we accelerate with using data as a strategic asset?”

Business Engagement

Platform & ecosystem

Governance & Framework

Catalog

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The Starting Line

Current State• How does your area consume data today, to meet your KPIs?• What are some of the current challenges in obtaining certified,

quality data?• How is your team consuming data & using analytics tools?• Are you using Nissan’s data to its maximum potential?• Is there compliance & proper data stewardship in your area?

Future State• How do you feel about self-service data discovery?• Are there aspects of direct data consumption, analytics, or machine

learning/AI that excite you?• What’s the financial impact if you had better data accessibility?• How can your business area, partners, and IS collaborate to be more

data-centric?• How will you use data to your competitive advantage in the next year?

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Ready… Set… Go!

The 1st Annual Data Management & Analytics EXPO!

• An inaugural event for education, platform launch & networking between business and IT teams

• 221 total registrants from ‘high consumption’ groups

• 155 registrants (70%) from 15+ business areas across NNA

• 66 registrants (30%) from IS• Three tracks of content for novice & technical

skill sets• Emphasis on ‘where does your data come from’?• Domain awareness & relevance (data ‘watering

hole’ concept) and a better understanding of data lineage inside the company, traced to systems of record

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Democratizing Data & “Citizen Development”

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Phase 2• Automation of Data Discovery tasks and workflow• Intake form/queue• Data Curation/Refinery• Data Engineering• Data Governance• Data Quality Scorecards• Data Certification• Self-Service Data Interaction• Prototyping & ‘Value Proof’

Progressive Data Discovery, 2015-2019

Data Catalog Review• See what is already out there by domain• Connect data stewards to the project team quickly

Intake Discussion• Data domain/sub-domain selection (what do you need)• Attribute detail (what can be included/excluded)• Business logic or special requests• Overlapping projects (don’t reinvent the wheel)• Timing needs and security/external factors• PII or data restrictions• Auto notification of the intake request to domains & IS

Analytics Discovery• BI decision tree (operational, visualizations, both)• Predictive or advanced modeling• 4 key questions (context, personas, snapshot, usage)

Data Integration Hub

Data QualityData Validation Option

Enterprise Data CatalogAxon

Business Glossary

PowerCenter

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Enterprise Data Catalog (EDC) Timeline

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Information Systems

View of EDCPowerCenter and DIH

Repositories

Business Intelligence Data Warehouse

Initial Resources in EDC

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Data Governance View of EDC

EDC—Axon Integration

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Business User View of EDC

EDC-Tableau Plug-in

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Nissan’s Data Catalog Best Practices

• Engage Business users early and often

• Start by loading high-value reporting data sources first

• Focus on providing end-to-end lineage and impact for reporting sources

• Plan for rapid expansion as adoption increases especially in the early stages

• Integrate Catalog activities with Data Governance activities and reporting tools (Axon, IDQ, Tableau, Business Objects)

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“Success with data governance is about altering the way we THINK and ACT around data…and the new

practices we must adopt for consistency, sustainability, and data innovation.”

Danielle Beringer, Regional Data Officer—Nissan Digital

Demo

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Learn More1. Don’t miss Keynotes and Deep-Dives at the AI-Powered Data Cataloging Virtual Summit:

• Market and Analyst Perspectives featuring New York Life, Tableau, and Amalgam Insights

• Data Cataloging Solution Theaters featuring Maersk, Nissan, Rabobank and Biogen

2. Stop by an Informatica World Tour near you:• Chicago Sept-11 | Washington, DC Oct-15

• Frankfurt Oct-8 | London Oct-9 | Paris Oct-10

3. Watch a Product Webinar:• Accelerate Self Service Analytics with Informatica EDC and Tableau

• Advancing Analytics Maturity with an Intelligent Data Catalog: with Mattel and Aberdeen

• Meet the Expert PM Webinar: EDC 10.2.2 Release Deep-Dive & Demo

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