INFORMATION MODEL

• Collaborate with stakeholders including data stewards, data scientists and analysts, and IT data teams
  • Build and maintain a comprehensive inventory of internal and external data sources for the domain.
  • Identify data assets for the domain including key or common data across sources.
  • Understand and break down complex cross-domain strategic analytic needs into required data components and fit gap to the existing data inventory.
  • Rationalize and document business rules and context for codification into the central integrated analytics layer.
• Work with the Information Architect to incorporate into the institutional model.
• Lead Data Readiness and Strategic Information Assessments, representing the UDO in establishing information needs and reporting strategy prior to RFP/selection/implementation of systems and applications in the domain.

INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

• Support working groups of stewards and subject matter experts to document, iterate, contextualize, rationalize/normalize, and formalize master and metadata for the domain including categorizing restricted and confidential data.
• Work with Information Architect and IT Metadata and Access specialists to translate the design for master and metadata into the data governance technology platform.
• Work with stewards, application managers, and analysts to profile key data, define collection and quality requirements for the data to serve strategic analytic purposes, including 'gap' data.
• Synchronize data standards cross all nodes in the domain, from collection to acquisition (for analytics) through retention to promote consistency and quality.
• Work across steward, application, and data teams to implement new data collections, maintain a view of quality, apply classification and retention guidelines, etc.

• Serve as an information expert for a domain that includes many sources and systems, business processes, departments, and stakeholders.
• Become highly proficient in understanding how data is used and coded, current and desired standards, business rules and context for translating the data into analytics insight.
• Bridge between the many disparate efforts related to the final delivery of analytics involving data in the domain - including data representation, data integrity and accuracy, data access and protection, regulatory compliance, and data dissemination.
• Serve as a guide able to navigate the full domain lifecycle to assist analysts, application and data teams, and information consumers.
• Serve as Subject Matter Expert to support assessment and project proposals, data requests, projects etc., where domain data expertise is needed.
• Cultivate relationships with traditional and emerging data providers and subject matter experts to identify and clarify new and existing data assets that may include external, device, survey, benchmark and types.
• Expand awareness of the data and studies available for the domain, knowledge and appropriate use of domain data, communicate use cases, participate in information literacy programs to train analysts and information consumers on sources, data definitions, and limitations.

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