
Enterprise Information Models: The Context for Managing Data as an Asset
August 16, 2015

Effective enterprise architecture begins with a strong foundation: a clear and actionable Enterprise Information Model. Without a structured approach to managing data as an asset, organizations face challenges in achieving strategic goals, responding to external opportunities, and delivering digital transformation initiatives.
Rooted in best practices for data management and governance, this eBook shows you how to:
- Develop an Enterprise Information Model: Gain visibility into key data subject areas and create a simplified framework that supports strategic outcomes.
- Embed the Enterprise Information Model into your business processes: Integrate into architecture processes, data migration, portfolio management, system integration, and more.
- Leverage your Enterprise Information Model for data governance: Define data architecture, understand compliance risks, and align stakeholders around shared data principles.
Whether you're an enterprise architect, data manager, or business leader, this eBook provides clear guidance to help you harness the power of the Enterprise Information Model for better data management and governance.
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Last updated on
January 7, 2026
Effective enterprise architecture begins with a strong foundation: a clear and actionable Enterprise Information Model. Without a structured approach to managing data as an asset, organizations face challenges in achieving strategic goals, responding to external opportunities, and delivering digital transformation initiatives.
Rooted in best practices for data management and governance, this eBook shows you how to:
- Develop an Enterprise Information Model: Gain visibility into key data subject areas and create a simplified framework that supports strategic outcomes.
- Embed the Enterprise Information Model into your business processes: Integrate into architecture processes, data migration, portfolio management, system integration, and more.
- Leverage your Enterprise Information Model for data governance: Define data architecture, understand compliance risks, and align stakeholders around shared data principles.
Whether you're an enterprise architect, data manager, or business leader, this eBook provides clear guidance to help you harness the power of the Enterprise Information Model for better data management and governance.
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