How do you define/differentiate between CDI, PIM, and MDM? August 25, 2007
Posted by Peter Benza in Data Integration, Data Management, Data Modeling, Data Strategy.trackback
(Be first to author your answer to this subject.)
Enterprise Data Quality Weblog
A Collection of Solution Offerings and Personal Insights About Data Quality
trackback
Recent Comments
Unknown Feed- An error has occurred; the feed is probably down. Try again later.
Enterprise Data Quality Weblog 
Well, it’s quite easy.
MDM (Master Data Management) manage all the referentials.
A PIM (Product Information Manager) only manages the items data.
A CDI (Customer Data Integration) only manages customers datas.
As far as I am concerned,MDM is a philosophy whereas PIM and CDI are the tools that help you to build a MDM