Dear community members,
we are facing the challenge of setting up an international data goverance. The basic idea is to set this up along our companies business objects. Still a regional / national data governance will apply due to regulatory or compliance requirements. Is there anybody facing same challenges?
I work for a large Consumer Product Group company with global presence. Our Master Data org is about 150 people in the front office and another 150+ people in the back office (outsourced). The "front office" receives the master data requests, validates them and then given to the back office to execute the change in the system. The Governance Team is divided by domain and each domain (Customer, Vendor, Product, Raw Material) team has at least one person in each region (North America, Latin America, Europe, Middle-East & Africa, Asia Pacific). We have domain specific Data Councils where people from all regions are present.
Let me know if you are interested to know our systems landscape as well.
In Reply to Marc Maenner:
Dear community members,
we are facing the challenge of setting up an international data goverance. The basic idea is to set this up along our companies business objects. Still a regional / national data governance will apply due to regulatory or compliance requirements. Is there anybody facing same challenges?
