From: "Marco Aurelio Ribeiro" <macr2001@unisys.com.br>
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Subject: DATA ADMINISTRATION
Date: Thu, 6 Jun 2002 16:14:49 -0300
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Hello,

Iīve been a Data Adminsitrator for over 10 years now, and I still see some
misconcepts about the function. All opinions will be welcome on the
following topics:

- Does the DA function have to do with the physical environment(Oracle,DB2
or other) - I donīt think so.
- Does the DA have to be under the development group or directly related to
the adminstrative staff? I believe itīs on the second group
- Is the DA function technical(related to the first question) or purely
conceptual, once the DA is the enterpriseīs information keeper. I believe
itīs more conceptual than any other function in IT.

I thank you all in advance for sharing your ideas,
Marco


