Data’s Gender Gap: Gender and Infrastructure
Perhaps the most commonly shared and immediately visible example of gender inequity in public spaces is restroom lines. It seems…
Data Education
Governing Agile Teams – Part 2 of 2
Agile teams are being governed, and often not governed well. That is because agile teams work in a much different…
How Artificial Intelligence is Expected to Change the Development Process
“Robots are not going to replace humans; they are going to make their jobs much more humane. Difficult, demeaning, demanding,…
Non-Invasive Data Governance Q&A
What’s new in the world of non-invasive data governance? I am glad you asked. I participated in a couple of…
Through the Looking Glass: Data Stewards in the Realm of Gondor
Welcome to “Through the Looking Glass,” my new column on TDAN.com. In this and future columns, I will look at…
Data Gravity and Cloud Computing
Cloud computing is growing rapidly as a deployment platform for IT infrastructure because it can offer significant benefits. But cloud…
Agile Business Facilitated by Information Architecture & SAFe
This article attempts to analyze and make sense of a harmonization between Information Architecture and SAFe, and will address how…
The Data-Centric Revolution: The Role of SemOps (Part 2)
In our previous installment of this two-part series we introduced a couple of ideas. First, data governance may be more…
Data is a Crucial Part of Any Marketing Strategy
It’s estimated that individuals in the US are exposed to between 4000 and 10,000 advertisements per day. Despite all that input, …
Predictions from 2020; for 2021
2020 was the kind of year that would make anyone in the predictions business more than a little gun shy. …