Gobierno de datos en la Universidad Técnica de Machala utilizando MIKE2.0

Abstract

The important decisions that a company needs to make must be made based on high quality data. However, the large amount of information that an entity handles, whether it is collected externally, or information generated internally by its own transactions, make it difficult to maintain a control that guarantees good data quality. With non-existent or inadequate data governance, data is not integrated holistically and therefore its quality decreases. Solving this problem is the main objective of the implementation of a data governance. For this degree work, the Method for an Integrated Knowledge Environment (MIKE2.0) was used, which is an open source framework that provides a methodology that can be applied to a series of projects related to data management. The scientific foundation of the aspects related to data governance is presented, from the initial review (QuickScan) to determine the level of maturity in terms of data governance. The initial organization with the roles of data governance professionals was also applied. Similarly, policies and standards were established for a particular domain of interest, along with the definition of key data elements (KDE) and metrics to evaluate data governance for the same domain. All this work was applied to the Technical University of Machala, in order to obtain practical experiences and real recommendations.