In the modern digital economy, data is a critical asset that, when properly managed, can drive innovation, insights, and competitive advantage. However, for organizations to leverage data effectively, they must maintain trust in its quality, reliability, and governance/management. Central to this effort is the concept of data stewardship. While it may appear to be a relatively […]
My Career in Data Season 3 Episode 7: Jacqueline Paneque, Head of Data Literacy & Data Quality, TE Information Solutions
Welcome back to an all new season or My Career in Data – a DATAVERSITY Talks podcast where we sit down with professionals to discuss how they have built their careers around data. This episode we speak with Jacqueline Paneque, Head of Data Literacy & Data Quality, TE Information Solutions , about how she went […]
My Career in Data Season 3 Episode 5: Michel Morgan, General Counsel of Operations, Universal P&C Insurance Company
Welcome back to an all new season or My Career in Data – a DATAVERSITY Talks podcast where we sit down with professionals to discuss how they have built their careers around data. This episode we speak with Michel Morgan, General Counsel of Operations, Universal P&C Insurance Company, about how she followed her childhood dream […]
My Career in Data Season 3 Episode 4: Michael Meyer, Solutions Engineer, Snowflake
Welcome back to an all new season or My Career in Data – a DATAVERSITY Talks podcast where we sit down with professionals to discuss how they have built their careers around data. This episode we speak with Michael Meyer, Solutions Engineer at Snowflake, about how he turned his early interest in weather to a […]
Book of the Month: “6 Secrets for Delivering Impossible Projects”
Welcome to March 2025’s “Book of the Month.” This time we’ll be reviewing “6 Secrets for Delivering Impossible Projects” by Mark G. Cooper. Dr. Cooper’s main goal in putting this book together is to help people identify challenges organizations face that are seemingly impossible to solve. He identifies these as “impossible projects” and details what makes a project […]
Data Education Month: Join the Celebration!
Happy Data Education Month! Every March, we here at DATAVERSITY celebrate all things data and the people who work with it every day. We’ve got loads of free educational resources to help you build your skills, brush up on data trends, and future-proof your career – as well as our biggest discounts of the year […]
Data Management Trends in 2025: A Foundation for Efficiency
In 2025, organizations face a pivotal moment in data management evolution. While core principles endure, their implementation is undergoing a radical transformation. Data management – the comprehensive collection of practices governing data – must now balance unprecedented opportunity with mounting risk. The potential impact is massive. The data and analytics market could reach $17.7 trillion, with an additional $2.6 to […]
Data Sips: Interview with Tony Shaw
Did you know? We’ve partnered with Ippon Technologies to launch Data Sips, a video miniseries showcasing quick conversations with industry experts that took place during last month’s Data Governance & Information Quality (DGIQ) Conference in Washington, D.C. The first episode features DATAVERSITY founder and CEO Tony Shaw chatting with host Steve MacLauchlan, head of data […]
Data Observability 101
Understanding data health involves monitoring and analyzing diverse aspects of data systems – referred to as data observability – to ensure optimal performance and reliability. Metrics are crucial, providing quantitative insights into data flow, processing times, and system resource utilization. They also help identify patterns and detect anomalies in real time. Logs offer a historical record of […]
Data Management for Medical Device Clinical Trials: A Guide
Clinical trials for medical devices hold a unique significance due to their direct application in patient care and the rigorous scrutiny they undergo from regulatory bodies. Unlike pharmaceutical trials, medical device trials involve complex interactions between hardware, software, and human factors. This complexity is compounded by the high stakes associated with ensuring patient safety, making […]