Data Management Maturity 107 : Data and Information Value Chain
In the previous articles of this series we have discussed how to build a company-specific data management maturity assessment and the [...]
Data Management Maturity 106: Data Quality
In the previous articles of this series we have discussed how to build a company-specific data management maturity assessment and the [...]
Data Management Maturity 105 : Information Systems Architecture
In the previous articles of this series, we have discussed how to build a company-specific data management maturity assessment and the [...]
Data Management Maturity 104 : Data modeling
In the previous articles of this series, we have discussed how to build a company-specific data management maturity assessment and the [...]
Data Management Maturity 103: Data management framework (data governance)
In the previous articles of this series, we have discussed how to build a company-specific data management maturity assessment and [...]
Data Management Maturity 102: Benchmarking your results
In the first article of the Data Maturity 101 series, I have demonstrated how a company can develop its data [...]
Data Management Maturity 101: What is a data management maturity assessment and why does a company need it?
The word ‘maturity’ can have different meanings put into different contexts. For this article, I will use the following definition: [...]
The setup of the data management function follows the logic of the documentation of data lineage
The name of this article is the summary of my 10-year hands-on experience in data management. Implementation of data management [...]
Data Management and Data Governance – 105: Building a harmonized system
After all discussed in the previous articles, is time to transform the theoretical discussion into a practical approach to the implementation of...
Data Management and Data Governance 104: The Yin force of Data Governance. Part 2. Roles
Each time I read something about data management/governance roles and bodies I experience a mix of emotions: confusion, wonder, curiosity... I have discerned three key reasons...
