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complete, andoptionallycirculated in context
for consumption by internal or external business
processes, applications, or users. Ultimately,
MDM is deployed as part of the broader Data
Governance program . Customer Data Integration
(CDI) is a discipline within MDM that focuses on
customer master data and its related
attributes. Components of Siperian Hub Master
Reference Manager Manages the data cleansing
and provides the consolidation, matching, and
merging functionality to create the most
accurate master records. Also known as
MRM. Hierarchy Manager Builds and manages the
data describing the relationships between master
records. Also known as HM. Activity Manager
Evaluates data events, synchronizes master data,
and delivers unified views of reference and
activity data from disparate sources. Also known
as AM. Hub Store The Hub Store contains all
the master records for all entities across
different source s?stews. IY additioY, Hud Sto?e
ÐoYtaiYs the Sipe?iaY T?ust Metadata sto?e,
?hiÐh houses all the rich metadata and associated
rules needed to determine and continually maintain
only the most reliable cell-level attributes in
each master record. Finally, Hub Store provides
the Siperian Consolidation Engine, which stores
the logic and performs various data consolidation
functions such as merging and unmerging data. The
cleanse and match servers also work closely with
the Siperian Consolidation Engine. Cleanse Match
Server The Cleanse Match Server interfaces with
any of the supported cleanse engines, such as the
Trillium Director cleanse engine. The Cleanse
Match Server and the cleanse engine work to
standardize the data. This standardization works
closely with the Siperian Consolidation Engine to
optimize the data for consolidation. Siperian
Hub Data Access Services These application
server-level capabilities enable Siperian Hub to
support multiple modes of data access and expose
numerous Siperian Hub data services via the
Siperian Services Integration Framework (SIF).
This facilitates real-time synchronous
integration, as well as asynchronous
integration. Siperian Hub Security
Services Siperian Hub provides comprehensive and
highly-granular security mechanisms to ensure
that only authenticated and authorized users have
access to Siperian Hub resources and
functionality. Siperian Hub integrates with
security providersthird-party organizations that
provide security services (authentication,
authorization, and user profile services) for
users accessing Siperian Hub. The way in which
you configure and implement Siperian Hub security
is governed by your o?gaYizatioYs pa?tiÐula?
seÐu?it? ?e?ui?eweYts, by the IT environment in
which it is
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• deplo?ed, aYd d? ?ou? o?gaYizatioYs seÐu?it?
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• Hub Console
• 1. Design Console Used to configure the
  solution during deployment by the implementers,
  and for on-going configuration by data architects
• of the various types of metadata and rules in
  response to changing business needs.
• Data Steward Console Used to review
  consolidated data as well as matched data queued
  for exception handling by data analysts or
  stewards who
• understand the data semantics and are guardians
  of data reliability in an organization.
• Administration Console Used to assign
  role-based security and other database
  administrative tasks.
• Hierarchy Manager
• Siperian Hierarchy Manager (HM) is based on the
  foundation of Master Reference Manager. As the
  name implies, Hierarchy Manager allows you to
  manage hierarchy data that is associated with the
  records you manage in MRM. Typically, each of the
  applications that provide data to your MRM system
  also store relationship information across master
  data. These disparate systems make it difficult
  to view and manage relationship data because each
  application has a different hierarchy, such as
• customer-to-account, sales-to-account or
  product-to-sales. Meanwhile, each data warehouse
  and data mart is designed to reflect
  relationships necessary for specific
• reporting purposes, such as sales by region by
  product over a specific period of time. Hie?a?Ðh?
  MaYage? lee?ages MRMs adilit? to p?oide the
  dest e?sioY of the truth from disparate data
  sources and applications. Hierarchy Manager
  allows you to gather, visualize, and manage
  relationships and hierarchies within your data
  set.

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Siperian Hub Data Management Process
Siperian Hub has a well-defined data management
flow that proceeds through five distinct
processes (Land, Stage, Load, Match, and
Consolidate) in order for the data to get
cleansed and consolidated. The Land process
occurs before data gets to MRM, and the remaining
four processes occur within MRM. Using its
unique, metadata-driven Siperian Trust Framework,
MRM ensures that its consolidated records, at the
cell level, contain the most reliable information
available from the data sources. About Source
Systems Source systems are operational
systems or third-party applications that provide
data to Siperian Hub for cleansing, matching,
consolidating, and maintenance. Source systems
can either provide data for Siperian Hub in batch
loads, or they can access Siperian Hub in
on-line real-time mode through the Siperian Hub
Services Integration Framework (SIF). Data
Loading Stages
Land An ETL (Extract-Transform-Load) tool or
other external process copies data from a source
system to Siperian Hub. This process is called
Land because, within Siperian Hub, this data is
placed in a table called a landing table. Note
This process is done by a separate ETL tool of
your choice. This ETL tool is not part of the
Siperian Hub suite of products. Stage A
Siperian Hub Stage process reads the data from
the landing table, performs any cleansing that
you have specified, and moves the cleansed data
into a corresponding table, called a staging
table. If you enable the delta detection
feature, Siperian Hub processes only new or
changed records, ignoring unchanged
records. Load A Siperian Hub Load process
loads data from the staging table into the
corresponding Hub Store table, called a base
object. If the new data overlaps with existing
data in the Hub Store, Siperian Hub uses trust
rules to determine which value is more
reliable. Match A Siperian Hub Match process
identifies data that conforms to the match rules
that you have defined. These rules define
duplicate data for Siperian Hub to
consolidate. Consolidate A Siperian Hub
Consolidate process consolidates the data
determined by the
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match process to be duplicate. Overall Process
Flow
Data can be loaded in two different modes Mode
Type Description Batch Run Siperian Hub batch
jobs. There are two ways to do this executing
batch jobs in the Hub Console. Using third-party
job management tools to schedule and execute
batch jobs (in the form of stored procedures) on
the database server. real-time Real-time
applications invoke Siperian Hub operations via
the Services Integration Framework (SIF)
interface. SIF provides operations for various
services, such as reading, cleansing, matching,
inserting, and updating records. Trust Levels
for Data in Source Systems When you define
source systems (both batch and online) in
Siperian Hub, you can configure trust levels for
the data elements that each source system
provides. Trust measures the confidence that you
have in each cell in the base object. Confidence
is based on various factors, including its source
system, change history, and other business rules.
Trust levels take into account the age of data,
the validity of the data, and how much its
reliability has decayed over time. You must
define trust for any data element that is
provided by multiple source systems. If there are
no overlapping sources of data for an element,
then there is no need to define trust
settings. Trust is dynamically determined by time
and events, such as data refreshes and updates.
Initial trust values decay over time according to
a defined trust profile, which determines the
decay curve, decay rate, and decay time line.
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• Cleanse Process
• Data cleansing is the process of
• staYda?diziYg data ÐoYteYt aYd la?out
• deÐowposiYg/pa?siYg te?t alues into identifiable
  elements
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• Siperian Hub uses mappings for data cleansing. A
  mapping is a set of transformations
• that are applied to source data Siperian Hub uses
  mappings for data cleansing. A mapping is a set
  of transformations that are applied to source
  data either from a landing
• table or via a real-time API interaction
  (invocation of a Siperian Hub operation).

Each step in a mapping is a pre-defined function
that provides access to specialized cleansing
functionality, such as address verification,
address decomposition, gender determination,
title/upper/lower-casing, white space
compression, and so forth. Match Process
Matching is the process of comparing two records
for points of similarity. If sufficient points of
similarity are found to indicate that the two
records are probably duplicates of each other,
then Siperian Hub flags those records for
consolidation.
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Columns Data that you are matching is stored in
tables called base objects. These base objects
have columns, some of which you designate for
matching. The columns to be used for comparison
purposes are called match columns. Each match
column is based on one or more columns from the
base object. Each match column also has a match
type that determines how the match column will be
tokenized in preparation for the match
comparison. Tokenization and Match
Codes Tokenization is a specialized form of data
standardization that is performed before the
match comparisons are done. For the most basic
match types, tokenizing simply ?ewoes ?Yoise?
Ðha?aÐte?s like spaÐes aYd puYÐtuatioY. The wo?e
Ðowple? watÐh types result in the generation of
sophisticated match codesstrings of characters
representing the contents of the data to be
comparedbased on the degree of similarity
required. Match Rules Match columns are
combined into match rules to determine the
conditions under which two records are considered
to be similar enough to consolidate. Each match
rule tells Siperian Hub the combination of match
columns it needs to examine for points of
similarity. Each match rule has a sequence number
that tells Siperian Hub the order in which to
apply the rules to the data. Siperian Hub uses
the highest numbered match rule to determine
whether two records match each other. Match rules
are defined as belonging to either of the
following categories. 1. automatic match rules
Your best rules, the ones you are most sure will
result in an accurate match. For matches
resulting from automatic match rules, the
records are consolidated automatically. 2. manual
match rules Rules that you are less sure will
generate accurate matches. These rules use looser
criteria than automatic match rules. For
matches resulting from manual match rules, the
records are consolidated manually after being
reviewed by a data steward. Manual match rules
identify records that have enough points of
similarity to warrant attention from a data
steward, but not enough points of similarity to
allow the system to automatically consolidate the
records. Consolidation Process Duplicate
records in a base object can be merged to create
a consolidated record that contains the most
reliable cell values from the source records.
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Before consolidating the records, Siperian Hub
calculates a trust rating for each cell on each
record, and then compares the trust values to
determine the most reliable values. Types of
Siperian Hub Users Data Stewards Have primary
responsibility for data quality. Data stewards
access Siperian Hub through the Hub Console, and
use Siperian Hub tools to configure the objects
in the Hub Store. Implementers Have primary
responsibility for designing, developing,
testing, and deploying Siperian Hub according to
the requirements of an organization. Tasks
include (but are not limited to) creating design
objects, building the schema, defining match
rules, performance tuning, and other
activities. Administrators Have primary
responsibility for the configuration of the
Siperian Hub system. Administrators access
Siperian Hub through the Hub Console, and use
Siperian Hub tools to configure the objects in
the Hub Store, and create and modify Siperian Hub
user accounts. External Application Access the
data in the Hub Store indirectly through
third-party applications. Starting the Hub
Console To access the Hub Console 1. Open a
browser window and enter the following
URL http//YourHubHostport/cmx/ where
YourHubHost is your local Siperian Hub host and
port is the port number. Check with your
administrator for the correct port number. Note
You must use an HTTP connection to start the Hub
Console. SSL connections are not supported. The
Siperian Hub launch screen is displayed.
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The first time (only) that you launch Hub Console
from a client machine, Java Web Start downloads
application files and displays a progress
bar. The Siperian Hub Login dialog box is
displayed.

• Enter your user name and password.
• Note If you do not have any user names set up,
  contact Siperian support, as described in
  ?CoYtaÐtiYg Sipe?iaY? oY page ??.
• Click OK.
• After you have logged in with a valid user name
  and password, Siperian Hub will prompt you to
  choose a target databasethe Master Database or
  an Operational Record Store(ORS) with which to
  work.

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• The list of databases to which you can connect is
  determined by your security profile.
• The Master Database stores system information,
  such as the connection settings for each Hub
  Store, user accounts for users who can access
  Siperian Hub, security providers (third-party
  organization that provides authentication,
  authorization, and user profile security services
  for users accessing Siperian Hub), the databases
  and tools that users can access, and message
  queues.
• AY Operational Record Store (ORS) stores the
  non-system data, including all of your master
  record data. A Siperian Hub configuration can
  have one or more ORSs.
• The Hub Console screen is displayed, as shown in
  the following example (in which the Schema
  Manager is selected from the Physical workbench).

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Acquiring a Write Lock
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• To acquire a lock in Hub Console
• F?ow the W?ite LoÐk weYu, Ðhoose Acquire Lock.
• If the loÐk has al?ead? deeY aÐ?ui?ed d? soweoYe
  else, theY the logiY Yawe aYd
• machine address of that person is displayed.
• If the loÐk is aÐ?ui?ed suÐÐessfull?, theY the
  tools a?e iY ?ead-write mode. Only one user can
  have a write lock per ORS or Master Database.
• Releasing a Write Lock
• To release a write lock in Hub Console
• F?ow the W?ite LoÐk weYu, Ðhoose Release Lock.
• If you are an administrator and want to force the
  release of a lock held by a user
• F?ow the W?ite LoÐk weYu, Ðhoose Clear Lock. This
  allows you to acquire a write lock.
• How Write Locks Work
• Locks are implemented using a lease systemif a
  lock is not refreshed, then it will time out and
  become available for other users to acquire. The
  Hub Console takes care of refreshing the lock on
  the current connection. If a user switches to a
  different database while holding a write lock,
  the lock will time out after a minute but can be
  re-acquired by the same Hub Console before its
  expiry time. Similarly, if the Hub Console is
  terminated, the lock will expire after one
  minute.

Siperian Hub Workbenches and Tools
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Tools in the Data Steward Workbench
Tools in the Physical Workbench
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Tools in the Reliability Workbench
Tools in the Security Access Manager Workbench
Tools in the Hierarchy Manager Workbench
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Tools in the Utilities Workbench
Thanks and Regards Sujeet pateI Informatica MDM
Developer and Trainer (Previously worked with
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