Enabled Data Quality and Data Governance

If there is anything that current events prove, it’s that analytics based on the quick delivery of up-to-date, trustworthy data is critical. But getting the right insight precisely when you need it demands more than a pretty visualization.

What does it mean to activate a Data Governance policy? Can an inactive policy be effective? Data Governance policies can address different things depending on the organization. Some policies are very general and introduce the awareness of formal Data Governance to the organization. Other policies address specific needs like Data Quality, data documentation, and data protection. Join Bob Seiner and a special guest for this RWDG webinar where they will tackle of the subject of how to develop and deploy an active Data Governance policy. Bob and his guest will provide specific examples of policy components and examples of how organizations use policies to govern their data.

In this webinar, we will discuss the importance of data maps in building a privacy program. We look at the gap between privacy and engineering teams, the problems of scaling privacy programs with a business process approach to data mapping, and how an application-led approach helps you develop dynamic & complete data maps.

As the demand for data has grown, data workflows and processes have become increasingly complex. Consequently, the need for an efficient, modern data supply chain has never been more pressing. Yet, 451 Research’s latest survey shows that imbalances in the data supply chain could pose risks to data initiatives in today’s DataOps-driven world.