Dawiso automatically identifies your business terminology, abbreviations, rules, synonyms and other types of information objects.
Work together with your team on a content and keep track of each change with a history function. Create new versions that can be published when ready.
The usage of a Business Glossary increases confidence in the meaning of your company’s data by standardizing terms and definitions. It also shows where terms are used and which data collections contain data corresponding to the term and definition.
With a Business Glossary, you can learn about your company’s data without the trouble of requesting access to it. You can align your data with other data products, quickly navigate your staff to your data environment, and assist people in using your data correctly.
The data steward(s) you choose create and approve terms and definitions based on the steward’s expert knowledge of the data and contributions from your organization.
The basic features of a Business Glossary include browsing terms and relationships among terms, a clear overview of the Business Owner and Data Steward, the ability to view a description and list of terms for reports, data feeds, distribution lists, and other data objects, and the ability to learn about data without having to request access to it.
Definitely. Terms and definitions are written and approved by stewards who are selected within your company. Authoritative stewardship increases consistency and correct assumptions about institutional data. Specifications are written and approved by your data experts.
Yes, there is. We are constantly expanding our knowledge base, adding tutorials, and writing documentation. You can also use our chatbot and forum.
Yes, you can. The Business Glossary can be tailored to meet the specific needs of your business and match the way your business uses them. This will ensure that everyone is using the same language and understanding the same concepts.
Yes, they are. The terms in the glossary will be automatically recognized and highlighted in the text. This will make it easier to identify and understand the terms as you read and can help you quickly find the definitions for any terms that you are not familiar with.
You can. We recognize that each department needs information and resources to communicate and collaborate effectively within the organization.
Yes! The first step is to detect whether the term or object already exists in the glossary when creating a new one. The second step is to define rules for automatically detecting similarities across specific glossaries, such as between a common enterprise glossary and a divisional glossary.
Yes! Managing synonyms, acronyms, and term variants, ensures that data is accurately and consistently represented across different languages and regions.