NTO has 1 million customer records spanning 25 years. As part of its new SF project, NTO would like to create a master data management strategy to help preserve the history and relevance of its customer data. Which 3 activities will be required to identify a successful master data management strategy? Choose 3 answers:
A.
Identify data to be replicated
B.
Create a data archive strategy
C.
Define the systems of record for critical data
D.
Install a data warehouse
E.
Choose a Business Intelligence tool.
A.
Identify data to be replicated
B.
Create a data archive strategy
C.
Define the systems of record for critical data
Explanation:
A (Identify data to be replicated) clarifies what data needs synchronization across systems.
B (Create a data archive strategy) maintains performance by removing historical data from operational systems while preserving necessary historical insights.
C (Define systems of record) clearly establishes authoritative sources of data, preventing inconsistencies and duplication across systems.
Installing a data warehouse (option D) and choosing a BI tool (option E) are supportive of analytical purposes but don't directly address foundational MDM considerations. Effective MDM strategies focus on replication clarity, archive management, and clearly defined authoritative sources, exactly aligning with options A, B, and C.