Need Better Trust in Your Data? Here are Some Resources to Help

Having trust in your data is critical at your organization.  That is why data governance and data intelligence is so important as it leads to this trust by those that are using the data. Trust in the data leads to effective decision making. Building trust is done by having the right people and processes in place. And It takes time and a variety of steps.  So how do you get this trust?  Well, we have written some blog posts, created some videos and done some webinars on the subject of data trust and thought we would put all of these resources in one place.  

Here are some of the blog posts that we have written on the subject:

• Trusted Data: Work Together and Communication Play Big Part
• Building Trust in Your Data: 10 Steps to Achieve
• Part I: Pragmatic Data Governance-Accountability and Trust
• In Data We Trust?
• Why Don't We Trust Our Data? And What Can We Do About It?

Also, we have a few videos in our YouTube Channel regarding trust in your data including:

• Data Trust in Higher Education
• 10 Steps You Can Do to Build Trust in Your Data Part 1 of 2
• 10 Steps You Can Do to Build Trust in Your Data Part 2 of 2

We did a webinar on the subject titled "Data Governance Best Practices: Building Trust" which is approximated 60 minutes in length.

As always, we will be adding content resources on a variety of data governance related subjects. Feel free to check out our data governance resources page to access all the resources. Feel free to let us know any other resources that could aid you in your data governance journey.

IData has a solution, the Data Cookbook, that can aid the employees and the organization in its data governance, data intelligence, data stewardship and data quality initiatives. IData also has experts that can assist with data governance, reporting, integration and other technology services on an as needed basis. Feel free to contact us and let us know how we can assist.

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