Is this what your data management strategy feels like? Data modernization is quickly becoming a buzzworthy topic for experts focused on bridging the gap between modern needs and legacy systems while also trying to wrangle exponentially more data with only a fraction more budget. But what does modernization actually mean to you, your team, and your organization? Is it something you should be exploring, and how do you determine where you’re at or should be in your journey to modernization? From collection, routing, and parsing to integration, storage, and retrieval, modernization will require you to assess your current state, determine the value of your data, and build a model for your organization. You'll also need to tie your initiatives to broader business goals so you can fund your modernization project. In our free training session, we’ll show you: 📊 Models to measure the maturity of your architecture and engineering at each step in the data journey 🛠️ Strategies to determine which areas to address first 🛡️ Tools and techniques to de-risk the upgrade process Watch now: https://lnkd.in/eGzPPpee
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Today, I had the opportunity to deliver the opening keynote at the Industry Summit on Data Product Oriented Architectures (jads.nl). The topic was centered around unraveling #dataproducts. What were the main conclusions? - There is no universal definition for data products, as there lacks a taxonomy, metadata standard, and interoperability standard. Therefore, to implement this concept within your organization, you need to create your own organizational standard with specific guidelines. - Deliver a minimum viable data product that enables all teams to utilize it. (Avoid creating a data product solely for specialized delivery!) - Refine your guidelines based on the lessons learned. - Ensure that all teams reach a consensus on cataloging, monitoring KPIs, etc. - Implement a data product dispute board that allows data product managers to reach agreements. - Invest in training and community building. - Measure and communicate the success of data products to ensure continued support. See the attached presentation for more information.
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