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by Angela Guess Jim Harris of Data Round Table recently discussed what he calls the “unsettling truth about data governance. He begins with a quote: “People wish to be settled; only as far as they are unsettled is there any hope for them.” Harris explains, “I’m certain Ralph Waldo Emerson wasn’t describing the disruptive...
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by Angela Guess Rob Karel of Informatica writes, “As mentioned in my post describing the major business processes that comprise a data governance function, the Apply processes aim to operationalize and ensure compliance with all the data governance policies, business rules, stewardship processes, workflows, and cross-functional roles and responsibilities captured through the Discover and Define process...
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by Angela Guess Barry Murphy of Forbes insists that data governance is only becoming more important as Big Data continues to grow. He writes, “Information is arguably the most important fuel businesses run on. Intellectual property such as patents, institutional knowledge collected and stored by employees, sentiment gleaned from millions of social media posts,...
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by Angela Guess Rajan Chandras of InformationWeek reports, “The conversation about data governance has moved on from the why to the how stage. Bold suggestions on budgeting data governance activities are as routine as those for marketing campaigns and technology purchases. Gartner goes so far as to predict that by 2016, 20% of CIOs in...
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by Angela Guess Tamara Dull of the Data Roundtable reports, “As an analytics giant (and, full disclosure, my new employer), SAS has always been in the forefront of advanced analytics and data mining. But the topics of data governance and data management are emerging competencies for SAS – and topics that continue to find...
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by Angela Guess Ben Cole of TechTarget reports, “Cloud computing and mobile-device use are changing the way companies produce information — and in doing so, they’re creating new challenges for organizations looking to develop data governance best practices. But could this trend toward data governance actually help organizations struggling with information management? Certainly, cloud and...
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by Angela Guess LexisNexis is looking for an Enterprise Architect – Data Governance in Ohio. According to the post this position will “Contribute to the definition of the Enterprise Architecture. Communicate / evangelize the architecture (principles, policies, standards and patterns) to development groups, business groups and customers; govern adherence to the architectural “Golden Rules”,...
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by Angela Guess Verdasys has announced “the launch of its Data Governance Policy Packs (DG Policy Packs) for industry-specific data discovery, reporting and risk management. DG Policy Packs can be delivered as a Verdasys Professional Services engagement for enterprise customers, or instantly deployed to subscribers of Verdasys’ Managed Service for Information Protection (MSIP), the...
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by Angela Guess Kelle O’Neal of BeyeNetwork recently argued how imperative it is for execs to get behind Data Governance. O’Neal writes, “High quality data is essential to timely and effective decision making, and it’s critical to ensuring regulatory, legal and financial compliance. Yet, maintaining such data and knowing it can be trusted is...
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by Angela Guess Jennifer Dennard of AJC recently shared three ways that poor Data Governance can hurt healthcare. She writes, “We’ve all heard the age old expression, “One bad apple spoils the bunch.” But, have you ever stopped to wonder whether this is actually true? Digging deeper, we discover this idiom is not only...
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