Reliable and timely information is a critical success factor for risk management, compliance and competitive strength. Moreover, providing relevant information improves decision making, productivity, responsiveness and collaboration.
DNV works with you to manage, share and deliver the right information effectively to the right parties at the right time - with sustainable alignment between business, information and technology.
Effective information management is all about achieving a ‘single version of the truth’, a ‘single point-of-access’ and a ‘single view’ regarding information about customers, products or other vital aspects of your business. To deal with the exponential growth of data, both structured data and unstructured content sources need to be managed in an integral way with enterprise content management, business intelligence, master data management, information quality management, metadata management and business rules.
Services provided
Information Strategy & Architecture
Many organisations struggle with information islands that are managed in separate silos. This results in higher risks, cost ineffectiveness, slow responsiveness, complex integration and inconsistency. Instead, information management is required at enterprise level rather than project level, based on a sound strategy, followed-up by effective governance, processes and architecture.
Information Delivery & Analysis
Do you need to provide integral and personalised information to employees, customers, suppliers, partners or other stakeholders? Working with DNV helps you to select, architect and implement the best processes, competencies and tools to do the job.
Information Quality & Compliance
Information is a key asset in today’s business. Managing the quality of information is of critical importance. Risk management, decision making and responsiveness are only as good as the information they are based on. Not to mention the (legal) risks of unreliable information for corporate governance and compliance.
Typically, information is stored in many sources in many systems and organisational units, both internal and external (clients, suppliers, 3rd parties). However, integration and exchange are often complex due to different standards, incompatible formats and semantic inconsistency.
Key benefits
- Compliance and risk management
- Process and value chain optimisation
- Personal productivity and competitive strength
- Sustainable alignment between business, information and technology