Tales & Tips from the Trenches: Data Catalog War Stories
Data Catalogs have great promise. They can provide the businessperson, analyst, architect, system engineer and data scientist alike the ability…
Data Catalogs have great promise. They can provide the businessperson, analyst, architect, system engineer and data scientist alike the ability…
“Technical debt” refers to the implied cost of future refactoring or rework to improve the quality of an asset to…
Last week, we presented a webinar in our Data Governance — Best Practices series on data quality. Among the recommended…
“First thing we do, let’s banish all of the CIOs.” Too harsh? Shakespeare was much harder on lawyers. But the…
I love books that make you think. We The People, by Kathy Rondon, leads us down the path of rethinking…
“Data Driven” as a key word is not new. Success stories of implementing a data driven culture or creating successful…
If you could pinpoint the exact prospects and accounts in the market for your needs and then target them with…
“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…