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Reference Data:
This data
provides authoritative lists of valid values and
other types of look-up data (such as country codes and zip codes).
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Master Data:
Master data provides selective attributes about key entities.
These could be customers, products, assets, employees, or accounts.
Typically, the data in a master data repository has been improved,
augmented, and de-duplicated so it can be considered as an authoritative
source of data. These repositories can be updated with the output of
analytics to assist with subsequent data transformation, enrichment, and
correlation. They can host analytics and feed other analytics models when
they execute.
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Transactional Data:
Data about or from business interactions. This data
describes how the business operates.
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Application Data:
Application data can come from applications running in the
enterprise. It
is a mixture of master, reference, transactional, and historical
data blended together
to support the operation of the application.
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Log Data:
Data aggregated from log files for enterprise applications, systems, infrastructure,
security, governance, and the like. Log data
includes audit logs, website clickstream data, and error
logs from processes.
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