This is a graded discussion: $15$ points possible

due Apr $11$ at $11$:$55pm$

Discussion $4\mathrm{.}1$: Enterprise Data Management and Analytics

Initial Post Due: Thursday, $11$:$55$ P$.$M$.$

Peer Replies Due: Sunday, $11$:$55$ P$.$M$.$

Value: $15$ points

Introduction

The purpose of this discussion is to provide you with a framework to assess your organization with the goal of developing trusted and meaningful data, reporting, and analytics to support your organization's enterprise strategic plan. DNP leaders know that profitability is increased in organizations that are early adopters in the "analytics revolution" $($McBride$,2022,$ p$.414).$ A framework is useful in assessing and organizing a plan to best utilize enterprise data. The framework we will examine is known as the Enterprise Data Management, Reporting, and Analytics Program $($E$-$DRAP$),$ and it is designed to integrate clinical, financial, operational, and thirdparty data sources for robust reporting and analytics $($McBride$,2022,$ p$.415).$

The E$-$DRAP framework is modular to meet the needs of various healthcare delivery organizations, regardless of size, organizational complexity, or level of maturity, as well as more complex enterprise data warehouses $($EDWs$)($McBride$,2022,$ p$.415).$ Review Figure $17\mathrm{.}1$ to identify key aspects of the assessment framework.

Discussion Guidelines

Initial Post

Utilizing the E$-$DRAP framework from your assigned readings, Chapter $17$ of your textbook, you are to:

Evaluate your own organization's readiness to move forward on a strategic information plan to best utilize enterprise data.

Assess the key components of reporting and analyticsticontent, specifically addressing the people, technology, and processes.

Response Posts

Read through the posts created by your peers and reply to at least two other posts. Each reply should include the following:

A reflection on the differences between your organization and your peer's organization.

A prediction on how McBride, et al$.,$ might suggest that your peers' organizations be more prepared to effectively use enterprise data, reporting, and analytics.

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