An organization must concern itself with regulatory challenges (defense) as well as adapt to changing market demands, different situations, and new competition (offense). In American Football and...
August 24, 2022
By
Jim Walery
In content,
data,
governance,
idata,
Data Cookbook,
intelligence,
compliance,
engagement,
points
August 18, 2022
By
Jim Walery
In content,
data,
governance,
idata,
request,
steward,
stewardship,
Data Cookbook,
intelligence,
curated,
engagement,
points,
entry,
method,
emergent,
import
There are many methods to create data governance content at an organization. Some methods are easier than others. Some methods require a great deal of human touch whiles others do not. Some methods...
July 27, 2022
By
Jim Walery
In content,
data,
governance,
idata,
just,
request,
steward,
stewardship,
Data Cookbook,
approach,
engagement,
points,
entry,
service,
customer
In this blog post we will discuss that organizations should take a customer service and just-in-time approach to data governance and data intelligence. Your organization needs to realize that despite...
July 20, 2022
By
Jim Walery
In content,
data,
governance,
idata,
request,
steward,
stewardship,
Data Cookbook,
Knowledge,
knowledgebase,
engagement,
points,
entry
Value is only added if there is engagement with the data governance-related content that supports your organization’s goal. This blog post will discuss the points of engagement (or entry) with data...
June 29, 2022
By
Jim Walery
In content,
data,
governance,
idata,
steward,
stewardship,
Data Cookbook,
Knowledge,
knowledgebase,
creation,
engagement,
acceptance
Very few organizations have all the technical and functional data stewards in place to handle the ever-increasing data-related questions and requests. Therefore, a search for new data stewards is...
June 22, 2022
By
Jim Walery
In content,
data,
governance,
idata,
implementation,
Data Cookbook,
Knowledge,
knowledgebase,
framework,
creation,
engagement,
priorization,
iteration
Think about data governance like you do about tech support or a help desk (ticketing) system, which is something that most of you are very familiar with. In this blog post we will discuss how they...
June 09, 2022
By
Jim Walery
In content,
data,
governance,
idata,
implementation,
Data Cookbook,
Knowledge,
knowledgebase,
framework,
creation,
engagement,
priorization,
iteration
In this blog post we will discuss the concept of data governance implementation iterations as well as content creation prioritization and the unexpected return in trust. This involves framework,...
May 31, 2022
By
Jim Walery
In adoption,
content,
data,
governance,
idata,
Data Cookbook,
Knowledge,
knowledgebase,
creation,
shelf,
engagement,
binder
In this blog post we will discuss how data governance is something that is on-going and not a project that is done and put on the shelf somewhere. Data governance content creates value and supports...
May 30, 2022
By
Jim Walery
In adoption,
content,
data,
governance,
idata,
Data Cookbook,
Knowledge,
knowledgebase,
creation
We often hear that organizations were not able to get adoption of data governance or get people to use the knowledge base. In this blog post we will discuss how content creation is key to adoption of...
April 26, 2022
By
Jim Walery
In content,
data,
governance,
idata,
Data Cookbook,
Knowledge,
knowledgebase,
versioning,
control
In this blog post we will discuss the benefits of versioning for your data governance and data intelligence content (such as report specifications, business glossary, technical definitions, and data...