Technical specialists set up the hardware and software environment, install

Multidomain MDM

, and might integrate

Multidomain MDM

with other applications. Technical specialists include system administrators, database administrators, application server administrators, and software developers.

Business analysts are people who understand the business and have familiarity with the source systems that will provide data to

Multidomain MDM

. They can define the requirements for rules and data flows that reflect the needs of the business.

Implementers design, develop, test, and deploy the

Multidomain MDM

implementation. They gather requirements from other members of the implementation team to ensure that the

Multidomain MDM

implementation will meet the needs of the business. An implementer creates the data model, match rules, data flows, and all other requirements.

MDM administrators create and assign user roles and update

Multidomain MDM

as required. They should participate in the design of the implementation so that they can maintain it afterwards.

Data stewards are responsible for data quality. Data stewards review similar records, merge duplicate records, and approve changes to the master data.

Business users interact with master data through a

Data Director

application or a third-party application. Some business users might have permission to edit and create master data. Others might participate in a review workflow, where they have to approve changes and additions to master data. The MDM administrators assign roles to business users to control their access to master data.

MDM administrators manage and maintain the

Multidomain MDM

implementation.