John Bottega

Senior Advisor & Consultant
EDM Council

John supports the Council as Senior Advisor and Consultant, responsible for the Council’s CDO Forum and Data Management Practices. John is a senior strategy and data management executive with more than 30 years of experience in the industry. Over his career, John has held various positions in supporting a firm’s data management functions. Since 2006, John has held the title of Chief Data Office in both the private and public sectors, serving as CDO for Citi and Bank of America, and holding the post of CDO for the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

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Operational, Technology and Business Foundations for Success

Thursday, May 12th, 2016

17:10 Panel Discussion | The Best Practices of Data Management – Progress and Next Steps

The financial crisis brought awareness of data management to financial firms and regulatory bodies alike. New initiatives stemming from Dodd-Frank and BCBS 239 mobilized many firms to focus on best practices to try to “get their data management house in order”. Good progress has been made, but a lot of work still remains.

In this session, panelists will discuss the progress achieved, and the next steps that the industry is heading towards. Hear practitioners discuss their use of industry best-practice models, describe their experiences using the newly evolving data ontology standards, and get a glimpse into the next areas of regulatory focus. Hear how the industry is gathering together to dive into the defined data management capabilities to create a repository of playbooks – describing the “how” of data management, in a continuing effort to document and improve data management for the industry.

Innovation, Data Quality and Compliance

Sunday, June 12th, 2016

13:45 Panel Discussion | Data Capability Assessment Model – DCAM in Practice

The Data Capability Assessment Model (DCAM) is a standard way for organizations to view, assess and measure the progress of their data management program. The DCAM spells out the capabilities and sub-capabilities that describe what is needed to establish and sustain an effective data management program – an infrastructure and best practice that is critical to ensure that data, fit for purpose, is delivered in a timely manner to critical business functions.

In this panel session, listen to the practitioners who have utilized the DCAM model to anchor their data management program. Learn about the standardized model, why it is important to use, and the value it can provide. Learn how the DCAM model has been mapped to the principals of BCBS 239 and how this disciplined approach can help firms prepare for their data management regulatory examinations.