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Sequence	Step	Summary
1	Identify the Data Governance Steward (DGS).	The DGS is a person or person's designated as the Data Steward by the governance organization of the tenant. This person or person's are assigned the Data Governance Steward role in the YOUnite MDM system and is responsible for applying the Data Governance Policies primarily as regards to the data taxanomy for the tenant. Please note that actual content control lies with the Zone Data Steward (see #10).
2	Identify integration use cases that need to be addressed and the associated Zone Data Stewards (ZDS).	Identify use cases, systems and stakeholders that have MDM needs. This also includes identifying scope
3	Identify the data that needs to be integrated	4	Identify systems and the systems that need to connect into the DataHub	5	Integrate Organization's SSO ID with Pilot DataHub.	6	Ensure absolute buy-in from all parties responsible for those systems	to the YOUnite DataHub.	Formalize the findings from step 2.
4	Identify the MDM Admin and DGS.	A root zone is created with a MDM Admin and DGS (mentioned above). These users are tied users in your organization's IDP. Its important to note that the MDM Admin is responsible for permissions to the system and the DGS's role is more related to data governance (scope). Another key point is that by default, the DGS is NOT in control of the data at at the adaptors in the zones.
5	Set expectations and insure absolute buy-in from all parties responsible for those systems.	Expediting the YOUnite deployment is critical since there are many moving components that need to converge for the overall success of the project. A single stakeholder can stall the effort so its important to get complete buy-in from all parties involved.
6	DGS determines which data domains that need to be modeled	See the Data Analysis Principles of the Federated Master Data Management Process. Step 12 can be started in parallel with the following steps.
7	Plan the implementation of the YOUnite Ecosystem.	See steps 8-11.
8	Initialize Implement the YOUnite MDM/Data Hub systemEcosystem System.	Configure YOUnite , Datahub which includes the MDM admin & DGS information. When the system initializes it automatically configures the MDM admin and DGS it with this information.
9	DGS determines which data domains that need to be modeled	See the Data Analysis Principles of the Federated Master Data Management Process.
Configuration includes configuring and deploying YOUnite's message broker, logging systems and integrating with the organization's SSO ID with the YOUnite DataHub.
9	DGS Models data domains using the the YOUnite UI	From Step 6
10	Create Zones and Users/Roles in the YOUnite UI	Includes Zone Admin and Zone Data Steward or each zone.
1211	Load and/ data into the YOUnite Data Store if any of the domains are defined to use itYOUnite Data Store.	This is generally reference data available to everyone across the system
1312	Develop the adaptors using the YOUnite adaptor SDK	Writing Design and write the appropriate GET/PUT/POST/DELETE methods that map to the elements in the domains that are in the application attached to the adaptor	, and often transform, data records in the organizations source systems. The entities in the source systems map to the YOUnite data domains. This includes detecting changes in entities in the source system and sending them to YOUnite. Adaptors are written with the YOUnite Adaptor SDK. This step can be started after step 6.
13	Bring Federated Data Under YOUnite Control. DGS & ZDS collaborate to map entities in the systems attached to YOUnite adaptors under YOUnite control	Leverage YOUnite API to seed data record pointers between native source and map existing entities in the source systems to YOUnite Data Hub /MDM. Intention is to collaborate with Experis/Infinity team to build command-line utilities. Goes through de-duplication/data quality checks in YOUnite.	data records. This phase includes data cleaning and de-duplication of source entities.
14	DGS & ZDS apply appropriate in-bound and out-bound scope to the data to be managed. Other data designations as master data and level 2 data are defined at this time.	DGS allows you "in-the-door" to the data domain and data record level (federated data record - reference pointers). ZDS owns the data at the adaptor and determines inbound/outbound scope for the zone and the adaptors in the zone. (DGS owns the reference to the data or data stored in YOUnite data hub. ZDS owns the actual data inbound/outbound scope)
15	New and legacy applications become MDM aware.	Users and New and/or legacy applications can use YOUnite as an operational store and can register to receive notifications when change occur to data records mapped to YOUnite.

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