Coca Cola
Common Data Layer Project
Adding Value to Customer Data’s Value
The CDL project marks a significant step towards ensuring the management, security, and accessibility of customer data. Initiated with the aim of transferring data from the legacy Data Warehouse system to a more robust and modern infrastructure, Teradata, the project’s core objective was to enhance data management, providing customers with faster, secure, and uninterrupted data access.
Excellence in Data Migration: Data Governance, Data Quality and Data Privacy
Throughout the data migration process, a steadfast commitment to data management principles was upheld, with a central focus on Data Governance, Data Quality, and Data Privacy concepts. Data security, integrity, and accuracy remained the utmost priorities throughout the project. Consequently, meticulous controls were implemented during data transfer to prevent loss and ensure data quality. Additionally, a keen sensitivity to data privacy was maintained to safeguard customer information.
Faster, Secure and Seamless Data Access
As a result of the project, the newly developed Enterprise Data Warehouse empowered customers to access their data faster, securely, and without interruptions. Leveraging Teradata’s robust infrastructure facilitated swift processing and analysis of large datasets. This, in turn, equipped customers with a stronger decision-making capacity and aided in optimizing business processes.
This success story underscores the significance of data management while demonstrating how data migration and modernization projects can be executed successfully. The customer’s commitment to security and data quality resonated across all stages of the project, culminating in a fortified data infrastructure. The Common Data Layer Project showcases the strategic importance of data management for the future, while the achievements gained through collaboration and professionalism serve as an inspiration for forthcoming endeavors.
