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Written by leading industry experts, the Handbook of Data Management is a comprehensive, single-volume guide to the newest, most innovative ideas on how to plan, develop and run a powerful data management function, as well as handle day to day operations. Here’s an inside look at how leading companies in various industries have met the challenges of moving to a data-sharing environment. See what works, what doesn’t, and why as well as how companies benefit from: Business wide management of objects A shared corporate database environment Facilitated information gathering sessions A relational database design methodology Building systems using information resource management concepts Table Of Contents Introduction Data Development Methodologies, Definations and Strategy Data Models and Modeling Techniques Data Integrity and Quality Data Administration Security and Operations Data Migration, Conversion and Legancy Applications Database Servers and Universal Servers Object Technology, Object Modeling and Object Database Distributed Database, Portability and Interoperability Data Replication Data and the Internet, Intranet and the World Wide Web Data Warehousing, Decision support and OLAP Data Mining Document Management Industry-Specific and Package Solutions Emerging Practices and Directions