* Data Architecture in MDM Solutions:The design of a Master Data Management (MDM) solution involves defining and managing relationships between data entities.
* Types of Relationships:
* Traceable relationships and/or lineage relationships:These are important for understanding data provenance and transformations but are more relevant to data governance and data lineage tracking.
* Data Acquisition relationships:These pertain to how data is sourced and collected, rather than how master data entities are related.
* Affiliation relationships and/or parent-child relationships:These are crucial in MDM as they define how entities are related in hierarchical and associative contexts, such as customer relationships, organizational hierarchies, and product categorizations.
* Hub and spoke relationships:This refers to the architecture model for MDM systems rather than the type of data relationship.
* Ontology relationships and/or epistemology relationships:These are more abstract and pertain to the nature and categorization of knowledge, not specifically to the functional relationships in MDM.
* Conclusion:The correct answer is "Affiliation relationships and/or parent-child relationships" as these
* are essential for defining and managing master data relationships in an MDM solution.
References:
* DMBOK Guide, sections on Data Architecture and Master Data Management.
* CDMP Examination Study Materials.