Master Data Management

Overview

 Master Data Management is a data management concept that came into being due to the proclivity of companies purchasing numerous software systems to manage different business units and facilitate different processes. This state of “siloed” data and processing caused huge troubles for companies that needed a comprehensive look into their products, customers, vendors, assets, locations and any other data domains they might have stored in some shelved software system. Since the inception of the concept, enterprises have been able to consolidate their data, processes and automations. With all of this now being under one roof, users of MDM systems are able to garner valuable insights across the entire business and share them with the people who need them most.


Why Atomm?

While on the surface it seems that ATOMM is comparable to many other MDM solutions on the market, we should mention a few key differentiators. After having spent decades in the industry, our team has been able to see where the competition falls short, and by aggregating our experiences with client requests and frustrations, ATOMM has been built from the ground up to outperform the competition is almost every way.

Project Phases

Initiate

Get the project started with some initial introductions and levelsetting discussions to set the standards for team communications, organization and escalations.

Discovery

A series of meetings focused on helping us get an insiders look at your organization and the problems that need to be addressed.

Design

A process that involves using our previous experiences and the knowledge gained from the Discovery phase with the primary goal of creating a blueprint for the Future State technology and processes.

Build/Test

Using a MVP based Agile methodology, this phase of the project can adapt to new discoveries and requirements while ensuring rapid deployment of core functionality.

Deploy

A core functionality deployment that stands up the new system, trains the users and sets the foundation for future incremental rollouts of new features.