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Sequence 155 — Meridian applied-lab plan and prediction
Context: Chapter 8 - Data Integration and Interoperability | Applied Lab
Source: CDMP Master Execution Manual
When / purpose
Enter the Chapter 8 lab with a business hypothesis before touching tools or templates.
What you should learn
- The chapter concept is the lesson; the tool is the medium.
- Prediction before action prevents blind clicking.
- Source and raw data must remain preserved.
- The lab output must support a business/data-management decision.
What to read / study
- MUST: Chapter 8 Applied Lab folder — final lab must be source-checked; if the guide is missing, stop and have it built from the chapter source.
- MUST: Meridian Casebook — read only the scenario/system/domain sections used by the lab.
- REFERENCE: Technology Roadmap — required medium is SQL + Python/pandas + PostgreSQL; do not exceed chapter-triggered depth.
Do this in order
- Read the lab business situation and expected evidence.
- Write what you predict you will observe or decide.
- List the exact inputs you will use.
- Confirm raw inputs will remain unchanged.
- Identify the DMBOK concept each planned step is supposed to make visible.
Meridian application
Load CRM CSV, OMS relational data and service JSON into staging; standardize formats; transform/join; document source-to-target mapping; build lineage; break a source format and repair the pipeline.
Create / save
Lab prediction + input/evidence checklist.
Stop / boundary
Stay inside the current source/skill boundary. Do not pre-learn later chapters or engineering depth.
Completion gate
You can explain what you are about to do, why it matters and what result would change your conclusion.
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This card preserves the missing-lab gate; it does not build the separate Chapter 8 lab.