Tales & Tips from the Trenches: Agile Principles in Data Projects, Part 3
Data Modeling in Agile Projects This is the third in a series of columns about applying Agile techniques to data projects.…
Data Modeling in Agile Projects This is the third in a series of columns about applying Agile techniques to data projects.…
While I was attending a recent data governance conference, one of the better-recognized speakers, Mike Atkins of the EDM Council,…
How should the data governance organization be structured? What are the roles needed? Who should ultimately be responsible for data…
At conferences and in working with many organizations, I’ve often met individuals engaged in data governance – executives, stewards, owners,…
It’s rare, but it happens – a book alters the way we see our world. Years ago, for example, I…
Over the last few months, a few companies have asked me a disturbing question: “Which project do you recommend we…
Trust is the opposite of risk. Risk is the effect of uncertainty on objectives. Trust is the presence of certainty.…
The data management space is riddled with terms that sound familiar but betray their true complexity. We also often choose…
We have taken the position that a core model is an essential part of your data centric architecture. In this…
I am excited to begin my role as a regular contributor to TDAN.com. The focus of my new column will…