All in the Data: A Steward is a Steward
“A rose by any other name would smell as sweet” is a popular maxim from William Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet,…
“A rose by any other name would smell as sweet” is a popular maxim from William Shakespeare’s play Romeo and Juliet,…
Fortune 1000 organizations spend approximately $5 billion in total each year to improve the trustworthiness of data. Yet, only 42%…
Introduction Machine learning is slowly permeating every corner of our digital life, and with that life intrinsically tied to the…
Governance for Acquired Data / Selecting Sources Our next column in the series explores challenges with governing acquired data, and…
Do you know how your automatic vehicle presents you with the data regarding your driving, traffic movement on the roads,…
The current decade will see the most rapid technological advancements in history: emergence of new technology and faster development of…
Data is the viral sensation crashing the data governance capacity. Use of data is disrupting industries, economies, even some government…
A note from the author: In the last iteration of this column, I noted that it would be the end…
Data Mesh and Data as a Product In the first article, I introduced and explained the approach to application development…
Since my last contribution to TDAN.com, two activities I’ve been involved in have made me think about what lies beneath…