Material Master Data Analysis and Master Data Governance at PiLog Group - Conroe, TX, US
PiLog Group is a global company, established in 1996 through a management buyout of company division specializing in Enterprise Asset Management and Cataloguing Solutions. Today PiLog is a leading provider of Master Data Quality Solutions, supporting multiple master data domains in a variety of industries.PiLog solutions are state of the art, focused on creating a common business language and managing the rules for the creation of high quality, multilingual descriptions for our clients. PiLog provides exclusive technical dictionary content that is the culmination of research, development, and execution over the past twenty years.As The Master Data Experts™, the team at PiLog has cleansed tens of millions of records. We have saved clients many millions of dollars by eliminating duplicate inventory and spares, eliminating free-text spend, and driving more effective spend analysis through proper item and service classification. PiLog delivers these results through multiple solutions including both software and services.• Our flagship product is the industry-leading tool for Master Data Governance, Master Data Record Manager (MDRM.) Turn your master data into the asset it should be• Our Enterprise Asset Data Acquisition services are designed for companies acquiring large assets, such as new facilities through construction or through mergers and acquisitions• The exclusive PiLog Technical Dictionary Content provides a rapid boost to any Master Data Project, with over 4,000 data classification templates to guide accurate data creation and maintenance• Our remote Data Enrichment Labs and our on-site teams provide extensive cleansing, cataloguing, and classification services utilizing an engineering mindset• For those wanting to start with structured descriptions now without waiting for historical data cleanup, we offer the Structured Description Generator to build class-driven descriptions to improve search capability and eliminate free-text spend