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by Angela Guess David Decloux of Sys-Con Media reports, “Many software vendors, analyst and journalist are overusing the term “Data Governance” in today’s complex business and IT environments. However, it has become one of the primary goals and drivers for data-related IT projects while at the same time being one of the most difficult...
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by Angela Guess A new article out of the company reports, “The launch of Collibra’s Data Governance Center is a groundbreaking change in the Data Management space. Collibra’s Data Governance Center is a web-based solution for Business and IT Data Stewards working together to control and manage data. As a workflow based Data Governance...
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by Angela Guess Data Salon has created a helpful introduction to the topic of Data Governance. The article states, “The issue of data quality is becoming an essential point of basic good practice for all scholarly publishers. So, having noted the pitfalls of bad data and the benefits of good data, what practical steps...
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by Angela Guess Kelle O’Neal of B-eye-Network recently discussed the practical aspects of setting up a Data Governance program that will lead to Master Data Management success. She writes, “During the requirements gathering phase of a master data management (MDM) implementation, the data governance organization (DGO) is involved in defining the scope of requirements...
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by Angela Guess Dan Power of Hub Designs Magazine recently shared the story of how Zebra Technologies has rolled out an internal communications strategy for Data Governance. He writes, “The Data Governance Office (DGO) at Zebra Technologies is a small, strategically focused group that monitors the management of critical information, such as customer addresses...
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by Angela Guess Rob Karel of Informatica recently wrote, “No organization begins to implement a data governance program from an entirely blank slate; every organization likely has some capabilities to leverage. Determining an organization’s current level of data governance maturity is a useful and necessary first step in developing a customized plan that is...
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by Angela Guess Loraine Lawson of IT Business Edge recently wrote, “As long as I’ve covered technology, there always have been pieces urging companies to consider the ethics of using new technologies. But who really does? After all, the competition is certainly going to use it. We read these warnings, we may even agree...
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by Angela Guess Steve Sarsfield of Smart Data Collective reports, “In working with clients in the financial services business, I’ve noticed that there is a common set of reasons why they adopt data governance. When it comes down to proving value of data management, it’s all about revenue, efficiency and compliance.” The number one reason...
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by Christine Denney Two colliding forces served as inspiration for this month’s blog: #1. the recent US Thanksgiving holiday, and, #2. the fact that this year seems to have flown by at an alarming pace! As the end of 2012 comes closer and closer, I want to take a moment to think about why...
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by Angela Guess Roger Nolan of Informatica recently wrote, “Big data and related technologies such as Hadoop present significant opportunities and challenges to businesses. Nearly everybody in IT reports that they are actively evaluating big data technologies. And, just as you would expect, they are in a variety of stages of implementation. So, who...
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