By Beverly K. Kahn
Communications of the ACM,
October 1983,
Vol. 26 No. 10, Pages 794-799
10.1145/358413.358431
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Little information exists on the practice of data administration, i.e., the management of data as an enterprise resource. A survey of data administrators at predominantly large enterprises was conducted to determine the extent of the existence of data administration and to assess its effectiveness as implemented. New insight into the realities of data administration, including its real-world objectives and perceived effectiveness, is presented.
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