Multidomain MDM
- Multidomain MDM 10.3
- All Products
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| Description
| User
| Goal
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Explains how to use services to access business entities. Business entities can be people, places, or things, such as customers, locations, and products. Includes information about EJB, SOAP, and REST API calls. It also describes how to create external calls to third-party tools.
| Technical Specialist
| Configure
| |
Cleanse Adapter Guide
| Explains how to configure cleanse engines to work with
Multidomain MDM . Use cleanse engines to cleanse, transform, and validate your master data.
| Implementer
MDM Administrator
| Install
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Configuration Guide
| Explains how you configure
Multidomain MDM , build your data model, and run processes.
| Implementer
MDM Administrator
| Configure
Administer
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Data Controls Implementation Guide
| Explains how to use
Multidomain MDM data within a third-party application.
Informatica Data Controls is an optionally licensed feature.
| Technical Specialist
| Configure
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Data Director Implementation Guide
| Explains how to configure a
Data Director legacy application. Data stewards and business users use the application to access and manage master data. Additions and changes to master data can go through a business process workflow in which managers must approve the update.
Legacy applications are based on subject areas. A subject area represents a collection of data that is treated as a unit from a business perspective. To implement a modern application based on business entities, see the
Multidomain MDM Provisioning Tool Guide .
| Implementer
MDM Administrator
| Configure (Legacy)
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Data Director Migration Guide
| Explains how to migrate
Data Director applications from subject areas to business entities. Business entities are the preferred data structure for application.
| Implementer
MDM Administrator
| Configure
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Data Director User Guide
| Explains how you can create, consume, manage, and monitor master data in a
Data Director application.
| Data Steward
Business User
| Use
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Data Steward Guide
| Explains how data stewards can organize and merge data by using the Data Steward workbench in the
Hub Console .
Data stewards often prefer to use a
Data Director application.
| Data Steward
| Use
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Infrastructure Planning Guide
| Helps you plan the infrastructure and the architecture of the
Multidomain MDM environment. The guide includes sample installation topologies.
| Implementation Team
| Install
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Installation Guides
| Explains how to install and set up
Multidomain MDM in your selected database and application server environment.
Multidomain MDM has separate Installation Guides for the following environments:
| Implementation Team
| Install
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Overview Guide
| Describes the
Multidomain MDM architecture and defines key concepts.
| All
| Configure
Administer
Use
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Performance Tuning Guide
| Helps you to optimize the overall performance of
Multidomain MDM .
| MDM Administrator
| Administer
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Provisioning Tool Guide
| Explains how to configure business entities, business entity views, transformations,
Data Director applications, tasks, and full-text search.
| Implementer
MDM Administrator
| Configure
Administer
|
Release Guide
| Describes new features and enhancements, behavior changes between versions, and tasks you might need to perform after you upgrade from a previous version.
Read this document carefully before you upgrade
Multidomain MDM .
| MDM Administrator
| Upgrade
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Release Notes
| Lists fixed limitations, closed enhancement requests, and known limitations of the release.
Read this document carefully before you upgrade
Multidomain MDM .
| MDM Administrator
| Upgrade
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Repository Manager Guide
| Explains how you can validate metadata, copy objects between repositories, visualize the schema, and export a repository to an XML file.
In
Multidomain MDM , the metadata that is stored in a repository describes the data model and related configuration settings.
| MDM Administrator
| Administer
|
Resource Kit Guide
| Explains how to use the collection of tools, samples, and other resources in the
Multidomain MDM Resource Kit . For example, the kit includes tools for automation, batch processing, encryption, and reporting. The kit also contains the sample
Operational Reference Store (ORS), a sample
Data Director application, and the
Services Integration Framework SDK.
| Implementation Team
| Configure
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Sample ORS Configuration Guide
| Explains the sample repository. The repository contains schema elements and configurations, such as the metadata for the data model, data cleansing mappings, and match rules.
| Implementer
| Configure
|
Security Guide
| Describes how
Multidomain MDM secures data from unauthorized access and tampering to protect information privacy and data integrity. Also explains how to configure users and roles, security providers, and password hashing.
| MDM Administrator
| Configure
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Services Integration Framework Guide
| Explains how to use
Services Integration Framework (SIF) API calls. You can integrate
Multidomain MDM with other applications, create applications that use
Multidomain MDM data, or customize how
Multidomain MDM works.
| Technical Specialist
| Configure
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Upgrade Guides
| Explains how to upgrade
Multidomain MDM to the most recent version. When you upgrade, ensure that you use the Upgrade Guide that applies to the currently installed version.
| MDM Administrator
Technical Specialist
| Upgrade
|
Zero Downtime Installation Guide
| Explains how to set up a zero downtime environment for
Multidomain MDM . Zero Downtime is an optionally licensed feature that enables you to minimize disruptions while you update
Multidomain MDM .
| Implementation Team
| Install
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Zero Downtime Upgrade Guide
| Explains how to upgrade
Multidomain MDM software in a zero downtime environment.
| MDM Administrator
Technical Specialist
| Upgrade
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