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Managing information falls on the shoulders of everyone in your organization. So how do you engage workers to understand how information security policies relate to data standards? How do you keep in touch with what challenges the business has with information? Learn how Premier Farnell started their Information Community for educational and interactive discussions. Get tips and steps for how you can start one at your organization.
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Overcoming Change Management Resistance: Crea4ng an Informa4on Community in your Organiza4on Sherri Adame
Director Data Governance & Quality Premier Farnell
sherriadame@twiAer
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Crea4ng Informa4on Community
§ Change Management § Community Defined § 5 steps to community § Q&A
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Change Management § How much does your organizaIon invest in change
management? § Change management begins with a conversaIon § Apprehension relief with educaIon and experience § Be the change management you want to see § Create a team that can be spokespeople for your
InformaIon or Data iniIaIves with educaIon § Create pracIcal training and resources for your
organizaIon to reuse overIme § Create a forum for idea exchange and discussion
“Change does not roll in on the wheels of inevitability, but comes through
con4nuous struggle.” Mar4n Luther King, Jr.
www.aiim.org/infochaos�
Do YOU understand the business challenge of the next 10 years?
This ebook from AIIM President John Mancini explains.
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Community Defined § com·∙mu·∙ni·∙ty § noun: community; plural noun: communi4es § A group of people living in the same place or having a parIcular
characterisIc in common. § A feeling of fellowship with others, as a result of sharing common
aUtudes, interests, and goals.
§ Synonyms: group, body, set, circle, clique, facIon; brotherhood, sisterhood, fraternity, sorority, sodality; order, congregaIon, abbey, convent ; district, region, zone, area, locality, locale, neighborhood; public, people, ciIzenry, populaIon, collecIve; residents, inhabitants, ciIzens; gang, bunch , hood
Propose that our community is: A group of passionate information and data professionals
that share common attitudes.
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5 Steps to Community
§ 1) Define your goals § 2) IdenIfy your audience § 3) Plan your topics & find an area for sharing § 4) Determine your communicaIons plan § 5) Keep the faith !
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1) Define Your Goals § Managing informaIon falls on the shoulders of
everyone in an organizaIon. § Community can be uIlized to engage your
organizaIon to understand how informaIon security policies relate to data standards; what data quality is; how master data management helps; the strategy for Big Data; etc.
§ EducaIonal and interacIve discussions can be facilitated in an InformaIon Community meeIng.
§ Early stages Educate; Baseline terminology; and create a paradigm of understanding for strategic programs; Build credibility & create relaIonships
§ Later facilitate collaboraIon and innovaIon
§ YEAR 1 § EducaIon; create training materials § Baseline terminology for large
strategic programs § Define the concepts and possible
approaches § Look for pracIcal applicaIons of the
topic in the organizaIon § YEAR 2
§ CollaboraIon with strategic iniIaIve key stakeholders
§ EducaIon on business process changes and new technology deployments
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2) Iden4fy your Audience § Brainstorm List of stakeholders or Arch enemies and their direct reports § Ask HR to pull a list of everyone who has informaIon or data in their Itle
(maybe ‘dba’ too) § Look at your key iniIaIves determine the group of resources that will
drive those projects to compleIon § Look at the areas or funcIons your governance team is not covering;
educate that group. § Start with your own team – make sure they understand the key areas of
focus for your informaIon or data governance iniIaIves – every team member needs to be a spokesman for the GREAT work you are doing ! J
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3) Plan Topics & Find Sharing Area § Select topics that align with informaIon iniIaIves you have
planned § Remember your goals and your audience § Don’t just talk about the architecture and technology – Talk
about the process and people changes required; leave technology to the end of the conversaIon; aeer all most of our best pracIces are a change in process or business pracIce
§ Figure out how you will share your materials § Are you creaIng a sharepoint site or using a corporate wiki page? § Are you emailing ? § Are you going to record presentaIons? § Who will manage the community materials? § Will the materials expire? § Are they stored read-‐only or can anyone modify the materials?
Our Year 1 Topics ü Data Quality ü Master Data Management ü Data Standards ü Metadata Management ü InformaIon and Data Governance
Our Year 2 Plans Ø Managing the Data Lifecycle Ø Big Data Ø Customer MDM Ø Data Quality in PracIce Ø InformaIon ROI
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4) Determine Comms Plan
§ Who will create and present your materials? § What does your informaIon community do? Does your
informaIon community meet as a group or just share materials in an online community? Or both?
§ Where does your informaIon community meet? If you meet together is it face to face or via a conference call? Are there mulIple Ime zones to consider? If its via a conference call will you include a webex or goto meeIng for presentaIon slides?
§ When does your community meet and/or publish materials?
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5) Keep the Faith !
§ Just keep smiling § Watch for the ripple effect § Wait for the call § Remain posiIve and be consistent § Look for aAendees that want the opportunity to present a success or challenge
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Q&A
§ Any quesIons ?? Sherri Adame Director Data Governance & Quality sherriadame@twiAer Premier Farnell hAp://www.premierfarnell.com/ CHECK OUT THIS COOL VIDEO -‐ hAp://youtu.be/dUZjzQuTNX4