Analytics community governance is the concept that those who know the data most – those who create, analyze, and draw conclusions from the data – should be the ones creating governance policies around that data. Also known as bottom-up data governance, this practice ensures buy in from key stakeholders and end users while also creating
Ask a group of people to define “data governance” and you’ll get various responses. Ironically, the term itself suffers from ambiguity, so here is how we define it: Digital transformation initiatives are a key driver for needing such data clarity, but there are others that we should keep in mind listed briefly here: One obvious
When it comes to the digital transformation of the Healthcare Industry, our partner Informatica is leading the way with the technology, solutions, and partners to successfully facilitate this change. In this latest blog, Informatica’s Richard Kramer, Chief Healthcare Strategist at Informatica, explains our approach to data governance. We believe in managing the movement of data
Data Governance and Student Success — I just attended the Higher Ed Data Warehouse (HEDW) conference, which this year was hosted at the University of Arizona in Tucson. This is our second year attending (as a sponsor). U of A is a sizeable institution with an excellent facility to accommodate the 300+ attendees. And Tucson
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