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The What & Why of Data Governance

erwin

Modern data governance is a strategic, ongoing and collaborative practice that enables organizations to discover and track their data, understand what it means within a business context, and maximize its security, quality and value. The What: Data Governance Defined. Data governance has no standard definition.

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What is data governance? Best practices for managing data assets

CIO Business Intelligence

Data governance definition Data governance is a system for defining who within an organization has authority and control over data assets and how those data assets may be used. It encompasses the people, processes, and technologies required to manage and protect data assets.

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3 powerful lessons of using data governance frameworks

CIO Business Intelligence

The first published data governance framework was the work of Gwen Thomas, who founded the Data Governance Institute (DGI) and put her opus online in 2003. They already had a technical plan in place, and I helped them find the right size and structure of an accompanying data governance program.

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Don’t Fear Artificial Intelligence; Embrace it Through Data Governance

CIO Business Intelligence

In this new era the role of humans in the development process also changes as they morph from being software programmers to becoming ‘data producers’ and ‘data curators’ – tasked with ensuring the quality of the input. Further, data management activities don’t end once the AI model has been developed. Addressing the Challenge.

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What is data architecture? A framework to manage data

CIO Business Intelligence

Data architecture components A modern data architecture consists of the following components, according to IT consulting firm BMC : Data pipelines. A data pipeline is the process in which data is collected, moved, and refined. It includes data collection, refinement, storage, analysis, and delivery.

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AI adoption in the enterprise 2020

O'Reilly on Data

Whether it’s controlling for common risk factors—bias in model development, missing or poorly conditioned data, the tendency of models to degrade in production—or instantiating formal processes to promote data governance, adopters will have their work cut out for them as they work to establish reliable AI production lines.

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SAP Datasphere Powers Business at the Speed of Data

Rocket-Powered Data Science

We live in a data-rich, insights-rich, and content-rich world. Data collections are the ones and zeroes that encode the actionable insights (patterns, trends, relationships) that we seek to extract from our data through machine learning and data science.