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Design and plan both SCCM and MDM infrastructures for scalability and reliability. Utilize SCCM and MDM reporting features for tracking software and device usage. Provide training on new systems, processes, or functionalities of SCCM and MDM.
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Currently Crowe’s Data Governance Program has the following components: Data Governance Operating Model, Master Data Management (MDM), Data Governance Policies, Procedures and Workflows, Data Quality Management, Metadata Management, and Data Compliance Oversight.
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Knowledge of MDM best practices including Data Lifecycle, Data Security, and Data Integration principles; Assist in determining the technical configurations and settings for mobile devices to comply with client policies, including configuration of all tiers involved: mobile device, MDM solution, client network, and Microsoft Office 365.
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5 years of demonstrated experience using master data management (MDM) tools and platforms, such as Informatica MDM, IBM InfoSphere, SAP Master Data Governance, or others. Apply advanced MDM techniques to manage and maintain the integrity of patient data across systems.
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