Data Speaks for Itself: The Path Less Traveled
As you can probably tell from my previous columns, my thinking lately has been very focused on the issue of…
data governance
The Tower of Babble – Where Truth Goes to Die
Once upon a time (the way every good fairy tale begins), a book or a paper by a Ted Codd…
How to Write a Data Management Plan
Data management is becoming increasingly important for organizations of all sizes as the need to track, store, and analyze data…
Helping Data Stakeholders Help Themselves
Your organization, if it has reached certain thresholds of size or complexity, has data stakeholders at all levels and across…
A Step Ahead: Federated Data Stores
Government systems produce and store a large amount of data daily. Government leaders want to utilize this data to make…
All in the Data: Empower Stewards with a Data Governance Toolkit – Part 1
Most organizations that are implementing formal data governance programs understand that it is important to engage their data stewards. Data…
Data Professional Introspective: Data Provider Management – Part 3
In Part 1, we discussed the front end of the lifecycle – developing requirements for, and selecting data sources. In…
Non-Invasive Data Governance – Considerations for 2023
It has been eight years plus since the first edition of my book, Non-Invasive Data Governance: The Path of Least…
The Public Sector Needs Data Governance
What is Data Governancein the Public Sector? Effective data governance for the public sector enables entities to ensure data quality,…
Data is Risky Business: Data is a Communications Skill
Over the past few months, my team in Castlebridge and I have been working with clients delivering training to business…