Through the Looking Glass: On the Data (and Lack of Such) About Busking
I started playing cello in fourth grade, in the suburbs of Hartford, Conn. I can’t remember when I discovered that…
Data Governance News, Articles, & Education
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The Sustainability Liability No One’s Pricing Into AI
Where Risk Gets Mispriced It’s easy to think of AI as clean. Digital. Intangible. It lives in the cloud, responds…
The Canal of Data: Governance at the Source, Course, and Consumption
Imagine data governance as the management of a vast water canal system. Just as water flows from its headwaters through…
Eyes on Data: Best Practices and Excellence in Data Management Matter More Than Ever
In our increasingly digital economy, data is the oxygen that powers transformation, fuels artificial intelligence, drives regulatory compliance, and sharpens…
The Art of Lean Governance: Future-Proofing During Times of High Uncertainty
Current economic forecasts predict that the odds of a global recession will increase in 2025 due to various factors. A…
The Anatomy of AI Trust in Your Data Stack
As artificial intelligence (AI) progresses from offering suggestions to making autonomous decisions, organizations face a fundamental trust challenge: Can you…
Data Governance: Policies, Procedures, and Benefits
Data governance is a framework of rules, processes, and practices that ensure the effective management and utilization of an organization’s…
A Step Ahead: Exploring Data Lakes, Warehouses, and Lakehouses
In the ever-evolving world of data management, the terms “data lake,” “data warehouse,” and “data lakehouse” are frequently discussed. Each…
3 Keys to Citizen Data Scientist Success
The citizen data scientist phenomenon is in full swing and — while the approach has its detractors — the proof is…
Rethinking Data Policies in the Age of AI Governance
Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing how businesses handle their data, and governance practices need to keep up. Many organizations struggle…