Holistic Data Management (HDM) framework is AHISDATA indigenous standard for implementing software implementations within an organization network. This framework extends the existing data management solutions such as data quality, data governance, data integration, data processing, master data management and data validation solutions.
The HDM framework specifies that:
- All data objects must exist as a child data object or a parent data object.
- Only one unique parent data object must exist within a data network scope (DNS).
- All child data objects must have a data-mapping link defined within a data network scope.
- A data object relationship must exist at least in one of the following four data management modules:
Data mapping, data validation, data integration,data processing
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