Every Data Picture Tells a Story
This blog’s title is very similar to the name of a famous Rod Stewart album that contains a signature song of the same name at its core. When it comes …
This blog’s title is very similar to the name of a famous Rod Stewart album that contains a signature song of the same name at its core. When it comes …
As I may have mentioned in the past, getting a data governance initiative started can be extremely challenging. This is particularly true if you work in an …
Welcome to the wrap-up column in our series on applying Agile techniques to data projects in our Tales and Tips from the Trenches Column. The column’s goal …
Many organizations focus their data governance programs on improving their data for analytical purposes. A problem they are running into is that their data has …
Walk into any boardroom or executive committee meeting, and there’s a good chance you’ll hear someone talking about data. And it’s no wonder. Data— and …
Industry leading organizations recognize and manage data as a strategic asset. By ensuring high data quality, they are able to rely upon data for critical …
The term “big data” was coined in the early 2000s, used to describe the massive wealth of information relating to human behavior that had been carefully …
In my last piece, “Where does semantic debt come from?,” I described the Semantic Debt Life-cycle. At a higher level, “semantic debt” is the …
There has never been a better time to be a data governance professional. Why? Two words: Job. Security. Whether it is the high-profile data security stories in …
There is a famous Dilbert cartoon from a few years ago in which Dogbert provides Dilbert’s company with advice on how they can generate revenue from the …