When you develop supportive content, create new terms and categories that represent the
structure of an external or internal source, and relate them to business terms to indicate the
relationship between the source terminology and your enterprise terminology.
Before you begin
When you start this task, you need the documentation of the source that you want to
represent in your business vocabulary. Optionally, you can have the source in a format supported by
the Information Governance Catalog (IGC) import. The rules that are defined in
Supportive Content categories and Supportive Content terms must be followed
to create new supportive content.
About this task
- Practitioner role
- Business analyst
- Business architect
- Tools
- Information Governance Catalog Web Client with
an author role or administrator role (for the import function).
Procedure
- Import the supportive content into Information Governance Catalog (IGC).
- If the source is available in a format that can be directly imported in IGC, import the supportive content categories and
terms using one of the import functions. The parent category must be Supportive
Content.
- If the source is available in a format that cannot be directly imported in IGC, define the categories and terms manually
within the Supportive Content category.
- Update a supportive
content term to relate it to business terms.
- Go to the IGC Catalog
home page and click Search.
- Enter the term name to be updated and click Search.
- Select the term to update and click the term to see
the term details.
- Navigate to the Related Terms property
and add the related terms from the enterprise terminology within the Business
Terms category.
- Save the term.
- Repeat step 2 for all terms within the supportive content in scope.
Results
This creates supportive content and updates the related terms.