DRG – Creating Workflows in DRM
By Steve Davis on May 15th, 2017
Data Governance continues to be a big topic. Regardless of the company size, at some point, a growing organization decides to implement workflow in order to capture the changes that you need to make to the master data. This is where Oracle Data Relationship Governance (DRG) comes in.DRG provides essential change management and data quality remediation workflows, capturing business changes and applying them with consistency and accuracy across transactional and analytical system silos.
To discover more about DRG, join me, Steve Davis, at Kscope17 on Tuesday, June 27, at 4:30. I’ll show you how to create collaborative workflows in DRG. The session will include real-world examples as well as tips, tricks, and best practices for working collaboratively with DRG to make sure all users have the necessary change management and data quality remediation workflows to do effectively do their jobs. Specifically—
- Create models and tasks
- Build workflow objects
- Auto number your new accounts and create validations on the workflow
- Assign security to the users and to the hierarchies
- Separate duties and do conditional workflows
- Filter Nodes
- And more…
NOTE: Attendees should have a good understanding of DRM. They should understand what workflow is and how it is used.
I look forward to seeing you on Tuesday, June 27 at 4:30 pm.
Don’t forget that TopDown’s experts are presenting seven other sessions at Kscope17. We’re covering the gamut of topics:
Extreme Calc Manager – Ludovic De Paz and Ron Moore
Elevating Your Workforce Planning Solution to the Cloud – Nick Blazosky and Ludovic De Paz
DRG – Creating Workflows in DRM – Steve Davis
Handling Textual Data in Planning and Essbase—A Starbucks Case Study – Juan Porter and Rhonda Brigham, Starbucks
Hybrid Cloud – A Solution for a Business Problem – Paul Hoch and Steve Davis
Agile/Scrum, a new way to manage your project development and delivery – R. Michael Smith
How to Get the Most Out of Essbase in the Cloud – Paul Hoch and Ludovic De Paz
