Stibo STEP MDM Reviews

Stibo STEP MDM capabilities around data security and compliance depend on the basic integration tools and user access management we implement. It's not about the tool itself, but how you utilize it.

I definitely want to utilize the AI feature as well as the eClass feature

There are a couple of good features in Stibo STEP that have also been integrated into Reltio. One is where you can define metadata over the relationship using attributes, whether your relationship is unidirectional or bidirectional. 

The second feature I love is its modular design, where you can create a certain number of entities and create hierarchical entities, like in many web applications. The other part I like is the InDesign integration. 

Since it was released as a product-based MDM, you have integration with InDesign to create catalogs very easily and print them. 

Our use case is based on the master data profile for customers and certain regulatory instances specific to Brazil. We used Stibo STEP MDM to create and manage the records for these datasets.

They improved our ecosystem by reducing time to market because we don't have to find out where the latest data is and where the latest or updated version of the record is. This approach gives us more flexibility and the ability to develop new data versions and applications. It took a year to realize those benefits from the time of deployment.

Basically, the solution enables us to have master data management for product information or for products. We are a wholesaler with multiple companies within the group, and STEP enables us to manage cross-company products that are used by one or more companies in a very detailed way. It is handling market standards like ETIM. 

The main use-case is to enable us to get data from all possible data sources like vendors and data pools, for instance, to enrich the product information both with assets, as well as attributes. We can now manage the data properly and distribute the product information data that we have to different channels. 

It enables us to have better (workflow) control and to manage data quality properly.

We are using the PMDM right now to organize our product information management and our digital assets, and so far, so good.

We have a huge catalog to manage and a lot of sources to acquire data. We are using the MDM to be a sensor domain to organize those data. We need to duplicate and we need to match products with different versions and different data and attributes. Right now, we are using Stibo to help us organize those kinds of challenges. Next month, we are going to use Stibo to organize our customer data. Right now, we are using it to organize and centralize our catalog.

The match engine is very good and the BPM solution is very good as well. We have a lot of bad data incoming and we need to check this kind of data and we need to place this strange data to data stewards, to organize, to approve. The match engine and the BPM solution are very good and are satisfying us right now.

It's easy to set up.

The scalability is good.

We use of all of the features of Stibo STEP MDM from the creation of a product till the publication of that product.

It's very user friendly, and we can do everything in one place.

Stibo STEP MDM also provides very good documentation, which gives a good picture of the complete product and helps with training as well.