
Discover multi-domain master data management, its business use cases, and how a unified data model manages customers and products with workflows, data quality checks, and data stewardship.
Access McKee tutorials, download the product and customer demos, and unzip the resources. Import Semarchy data models into your CMake setup to build multi-domain data models with dashboards and KPIs.
Identify and install prerequisites for on premise deployment— Oracle database, SQL developer, Java, and Semarchy pre-configured package— then set the Java home environment variable.
Configure Semarchy Xdm by creating the required schemas in Oracle (repo, repository read-only user, and data location), apply the env file, and start the server.
Explore a B2C data model for individuals, detailing fuzzy and exact entities, map person attributes, communication preferences, and the person-product relationship from Semarchy tutorials.
Learn how Semarchy data files, including customer, nicknames, customer communication channel preferences, products, and purchases, feed a multidomain master data model with enrichments like normalization, cleansing, geocoding, and domain validation.
Import and explore the customer data model in Semarchy, examining entities, relationships, complex types, fuzzy matches, survivorship rules, and the standard components like collections, forms, and publishers.
Validate the customer B2C data model in a Semarchy instance, switch the target database to Oracle, create a data steward role, and import the image library and dashboard.
Explore the multidomain master data model for products, detailing brands, families, subfamilies, sizes, products, items, and item images, with keys, logo URL and image URL fields, and mandatory attributes.
Import and inspect the product retail data model in the cmac instance, exploring entities such as brand, family, item, and product, with attributes, validations, and workflows including add product.
Learn to build a multi-domain data model by combining product retail and customer B2C models, using manual replication or XML merging, including renaming and importing steps.
Merge product metadata into the multi-domain data model by copying love types, applications, entities, UDFs, workflows, diagrams, and grants, then import into Smcc to unify customer and product data.
Enhance the multi-domain data model by retaining the product from the product retail demo data model and deleting the duplicate in the customer B2C model, resolving dependencies.
Consolidate the customer and product data models into a single multi-domain data model by adding a foreign key in the cross-reference and assign domain-specific data stewards.
Validate the multi-domain demo data model, fix the named query by using the product entity name after removing the duplicate product entity, and ensure no errors remain before deployment.
Deploy a multi-domain demo data model by creating an Oracle data location user, configuring a data source, and provisioning metadata tables, confirming deployment success.
Import data into a multi-domain MDM model using Semarchy datasets, mapping product and customer relations, and loading brand, family, products, items, images, nicknames, and customers with validation and background processing.
Fix import errors by correcting mandatory fields and updating contact info with emails, then configure action settings to resolve foreign key issues and complete product data validations.
Fix the customer and product dashboards by configuring the dashboard builder, setting visibility, selecting multi-domain Oracle data sources, adjusting queries, granting read permissions, and validating data quality and charts.
Fix and validate the product retail dashboard within a multi-domain master data management solution, covering data sources, queries, charts, dashboards, data quality KPIs, and integration metrics.
Create a prospect from web UI using source systems such as CRM, ERP, and marketing, then use match and merge to form a golden record to publish to downstream systems.
Create a new product within a multi-domain data model using a step-by-step wizard. Review the submission as a data steward and save to MDM, discard, or request correction.
Create a customer who bought products by importing customer, communication preferences, and customer product mapping files into a multidomain master data management model, then review enriched contact and product data.
Multi-domain MDM manages all different types of master data in one place, bringing the multiple data domains and processes associated with each into a centralized platform. MDM ensures your master data is consistent, complete, and accurate throughout your organization, enterprise systems, and partners. Multi-domain MDM takes that one step further by integrating all your domains into one single platform. A domain refers to the type of data referenced. Some of the most popular data domains are customer data, products, financials, locations, employees, and data about different industries.
Organizations used to only implement single-domain MDM solutions. That meant there was one system for each data domain, such as one for customer data, another for products, another for locations, and so forth. This gives you a single view of customers; however, it doesn’t offer a complete view, leading to confusion, errors, and lack of consistency in an organization’s master data. With a single domain system of customer data, you would need to integrate it with the product and services data domains. You might want to use financial or location data for a complete, holistic view of what that customer purchased, what services they used, and all the data about their behaviours and interactions with the company. A single-domain MDM approach puts up barriers to correlate information across multiple domains.
Master data management is more essential than ever. Every transaction in your organization relies on master data: products, customers, employees, suppliers, financial hierarchies, or reference data. Accurate and consistent master data streamlines your operational processes and increases the quality of your reporting and analysis. You need a system that simplifies multi-domain master data management by providing one way to manage, govern, and share all your master data. With multi-domain MDM, organizations can implement any domain needed into the organization using only one set of technologies.
We will achieve the below in this course:
Introduction to Multidomain Master Data Management
How to setup semarchy for free
Customer Data Model
Product Data Model
Multidomain Data Model with customer and product
Importing data
Dashboards
Creating Customer and prospect
Add a new product
If you want to learn key concepts and capabilities of multidomain master data management solution, this is the course for you. We will build a complete solution with Semarchy . The principals used to build our semarchy multidomain MDM solution can be used with other MDM products as well if they offer standard OOTB functionalities like setting up screens, match and merge capabilities, workflows etc.
We will use free 7 day trial from Semarchy xDM to build our MDM solution. Please note this course focuses on building multidomain MDM key capabilities which can be implemented in any standard MDM solution and not on teaching Semarchy basics, have got another course 'Introducing Semarchy xDM (MDM) for Beginners' for that.