Basics of Data Managment and Storage
Basics of Data Managment and Storage
MANAGEMENT AND
STORAGE
BY
WILFRED A. GLOVER-AKPEY
• Availability
• Usability
• Reliability
• Relevance
• Readability
Well Managed Data is ….
In the right place
• Moves efficiently between multiple systems
Is available at the right time
In the right format
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Why is Data important ?
Data Management is important because the data
that the Local government Service creates is a
valuable resource.
• Productivity
• Cost Efficiency
• Operational Nimbleness
• Security Risks
• Reduced Data Loss
• Accurate Decision
The Five ‘C’s of Data
• Culture / Change
Management
Culture is about deeply entrenched behaviours.
Data management requires a big change from “my
data” to “our data”
• Capability
Do you have operational capabilities across office
units to perform effective data/information
management.
• Commerce
How do you drive your business? If you invest time
and money ‘here’ is it going to help us increase our
IGF?
• Communicate
Involve all stakeholders, feedback, etc.
• Cooperate
STORAGE
A Storage (device) a piece of computer
equipment on which information can be
stored.