IBM InfoSphere Information Governance Catalog v11.5.0.2: Building the Catalog

COURSE OUTLINE:

Description

In this course youï¿½ll learn how the Information Governance Catalog is used to govern information assets through the development of a governance catalog of categories and terms. This catalog documents information assets and governance policies and rules that implement the high-level strategy and objectives of a governance program.

Audience

This is an introductory course for those who will be using the Information Governance Catalog to develop and implement their information governance strategy.

Prerequisites

You should have basic knowledge of the Windows operating system
Familiarity with Information Server products is desired but not required

Learning Objectives

Introduction to the Information Governance Catalog
How to build a business glossary
Governance policies and rules
How to catalog a workflow
Management techniques

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