Communities as a building block of a successful data strategy
The large international corporations Bosch and MAHLE are increasingly discovering communities as an important component of a successful data strategy. The development and implementation of a holistic data strategy is a particular challenge, especially with international teams. This challenge is due, on the one hand, to the international nature of the organization and, on the other, to the enormous range of products and markets. The involvement of different stakeholders in the form of communities to overcome the challenges presents itself.
Target Audience: Data Managers and everyone interested in Data Communities
Prerequisites: Basic understanding of Data Strategy and Data Culture
Level: Basic
Extended Abstract:
This raises a wide range of questions at both the technical and organisational level. From the perspective of the Bosch and MAHLE groups, this presentation deals with the question of how communities can be formed and used to realise the goals of a data strategy in a meaningful way. At the same time, the communities must be established sustainably within the groups. This raises the question of how the communities relate to the corporate structure and its data governance development. From an organisational perspective, the question of how the community can be broken down into subgroups and how these groups can be led to work together efficiently is discussed.
Andreas Peter is Data Architect with a focus on Data Management, Data Modeling and Solution Architecture at Robert Bosch GmbH. His field of activity ranges from stand-alone data analytics projects to global programs for production technologies.
In addition, he supports the central Bosch Data Strategy with regard to Semantic Data Modeling and is Data Modeling Steward for certain Bosch Data Domains. Due to his past as a Business Intelligence Specialist and Data Engineer, he has extensive experience in the entire data analytics stack. Agility and Requirements Engineering have accompanied him throughout his career.
Łukasz Gruby is Lead Architect IT Technology Office at MAHLE.
Consulting Experience: > 25 years, Managing Consultant
Education
- Graduate in Business Computer Science, (Diplom-WI-Inf.)
Special Areas of Expertise
- Data Governance Strategy and Organization (Data Mesh Architecture)
- Enterprise Architecture Management (EAM)
- Master Data Management (SAP and non-SAP)
- Concepts of Enterprise Application Integration (classic and sematic Integration)
- Expert for complex Data Architecture in the Domain Product Data especially Automotive
- Industry Expertise: Automotive, Retail, Engineering, Facility Management, Medical, Pharma, Telecommunications
Milestones in the CV
- Since 1987 Professional Software Developer, Architect and Management Consultant
- 1996 Diploma in Business Informatics at the University of Münster
- 1997 Consultant at IBM Germany
- 2002 Co-founder of aseaco AG
- Manfred´s Consulting is focus on federal data strategies
- Since 2007 Product Manager
- UIF®-Platform (Ubiquitous Information Framework)
- Since 2012 CIO aseaco AG (Vorstand der aseaco Aktiengesellschaft)
- He is focusing the company on the software business with the UIF Platform and data strategy consulting
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