Course Description

The course covers Data Storage and Operations Management within the DAMA Body of Knowledge (DMBoK®) in depth. Data Storage and Operations is defined in the DMBoK as “the design, implementation, and support of stored data to maximize value.” This course covers the essential components of effective Data Storage and Operations Management, including its main activities, Lifecycle Management, Data Technology Management, tools and operations, roles and responsibilities, database environments, availability, recoverability, architectures, and pitfalls.

The DAMA International-endorsed Learning Plan was developed by DATAVERSITY, DAMA International, and Christopher Bradley, the former VP of Professional Development at DAMA.

Purpose

To understand the importance, position, and role of Data Storage and Operations Management for organizations and data professionals.

Outcome

• Learn about key components of data storage
• Discuss many features of database and data technologies
• Explore the goals of Data Operations
• Understand the primary deliverables of storage and operations
• Learn where database administrators (DBAs) and other roles sit within this data discipline

This Course Includes:

• A 1-hour and 9-minute educational training video
• An 11-question final exam
• A 6-question in-course practice test, where each question is discussed in detail by the instructor at the end of the course
• Multiple “check for understanding” practice quizzes throughout the course
• Materials made available for download once the exam has been completed
• Self-paced and on-demand e-learning
• Unlimited course access
• Course CEUs: 1.0 hour

Individual Course Price: $159
Learning Plan Price: $1599
Learning Plan CEUs: 20 hours

We offer several bulk licensing options for corporate and group use.

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