Creating a successful Data Quality program is essential for any organization seeking to use their data for improving efficiency and better decision-making. Data of poor quality can result in decisions that damage the business. Building a successful Data Quality program helps to ensure the data is of the highest quality, making it both useful and […]
Metadata Management Tools
Metadata management tools are considered an increasingly important part of a data-driven organization’s overall software collection. These tools help businesses make better decisions by providing useful context and insights about their stored data. Metadata management tools can also be used to improve the customer experience and keep customers longer. Additionally, they allow non-technical users to […]
Data Lineage Tools: An Overview
Data lineage is the process of tracking and tracing data from its origin to its destination. It provides a detailed understanding of how data moves through an organization’s systems, applications, and processes. Organizations can use this information to maintain Data Quality, ensure regulatory compliance, and improve decision-making. Data lineage also helps organizations identify potential bottlenecks and inefficiencies […]
Maximize Data Impact with an Effective Data Lineage Strategy
High-quality data can produce powerful insights that enhance decision-making. For data-driven organizations, this leads to successful marketing, improved operational efficiency, and easier management of compliance issues. However, unlocking the full potential of high-quality data requires effective Data Management practices. That’s why a robust data lineage strategy is essential – it helps increase information utility and maximize data […]
Data Lineage Use Cases
Data lineage can be described as a historical map of data’s journey within an organization. Use cases, in general, provide an example of how services or techniques can be used, and data lineage use cases are situations in which a form of data lineage can be used. Data lineage tools make tracking the data’s lineage […]
Fundamentals of Metadata Management
Metadata powers effective action on information by providing context, content, and structure. When this information is managed well, data consumers can find and get the correct data they need. As Atlan Prukalpa Sankar states, “Metadata is the glue that can bind the modern data stack together, the layer that will allow increasingly diverse, siloed tools and people to collaborate effectively.” Grasping the […]
Graph Database Use Cases
One of the primary advantages of using a graph database is the ability to present the relationships that exist between datasets and files. Much of the data is connected, and graph database use cases are increasingly helping to find and explore these relationships and develop new conclusions. Additionally, graph databases are designed for quick data […]
Blockchain Technology Demystified
Prepare for blockchain technology to play a significant role in business, society, and almost everything. While 45% of CIOs said their organizations had yet to invest in blockchain between 2016 to 2021, that will change as information exchange becomes decentralized and demonstrated use cases show blockchain’s success. Blockchain spans various industries, from real estate, insurance, health care, […]
Data Governance and Data Catalogs: Where Do They Intersect?
Data catalogs and Data Governance work together and intersect in some very useful ways. Data catalogs communicate information about an organization’s data assets, and where they are located. Data Governance, on the other hand, deals with the overall management of data, such as accuracy, usability, security, and the established processes the organization uses. Data Governance […]
Data Lineage Demystified
Trusting big data requires understanding its data lineage. Without data lineage, big data becomes synonymous with the last phrase in a game of telephone. The original data from the first person (e.g., “a guppy swims in a shark tank”) changes to something completely different when it ends with the last person (e.g., “The puppy that […]