Innovations at MD Anderson Cancer Center: Using CCM for Improved Data Quality
Channel: The DRIVE/conference
Date: 2014-03-19

Continuous controls monitoring (CCM) is an innovative technology that has dramatically improved data quality and productivity for the Development Office at MD Anderson Cancer Center. What began as technology deployed in the Finance function of the institution has been adapted and customized for de-duping donor and acquired name files, and for identifying previously unknown family relationships that have been very helpful for major gift prospecting.

Attendees at this session will hear about the successes at MD Anderson's that have been possible through use of CCM, and more importantly how to apply some of its benefits through techniques that will work with basic SQL.

Joe Oringel
Managing Director, Visual Risk IQ

Visual Risk IQ uses a combination of deep expertise and cutting-edge tools to assist Development Organizations and other clients get better data, faster. Our projects lower costs and improve data quality. Representative works include innovative applications for identifying and removing duplicate constituent names, including leased or purchased names from disparate data sources. Cloud-based (SaaS) and client-hosted solutions allow a range of options for our clients both large and small.

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Nancy Penner
Manager, Systems Analyst Services, MD Anderson Cancer Center

Nancy is Manager, Systems Analyst Services, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. Nancy has been responsible for the management of the Millennium fund-raising software, data integrations, reporting and analytics for MD Anderson?s Development Office since 2001. The office is a major-gift oriented office that raises $200 million annually and growing. Under Nancy?s direction the systems solutions for the Development Office have expanded beyond the core Millennium application to include the use of Oversight?s continuous controls monitoring system for improved data integration and data quality.