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With the shift toward augmented analytics and the race to achieve digital business transformatio n, data governance may seem like yesterday’s news. In reality, data g overnance is more important than ever – and has evolved and matured a long with other areas of data management. Companies able to ride the maturi ty wave and build upon a solid foundation of data management will be better poised for meeting new regulations, competing in the marketplace and deriv ing tangible results from new technologies and capabilities.
\nThe sc ope of “data governance 1.0” is the foundation of many data-dri ven organizations, ensuring accountability, quality and control of critical data elements and master data. Largely focused on structured data, “ data governance 2.0” will extend further up and down the data supply chain to include data acquisition and data usage. Therefore, data governanc e will extend to data in flight, not just at rest. This is where the use of catalogs and other solutions will enable the governance organization to pr ovide guidance, standards and controls to ensure that the appropriate level s of rigor are maintained.
\nData Governance 2.0 will also encompass other practice areas like data acquisition, data vendor management and repo rts/analytics governance, among others. It will also incorporate unstructur ed data, extending to not only the unstructured data prevalent in big data and analytics, but also a company’s intranet site, Sharepoint sites a nd content on externally facing websites.
\nAttendees will le arn techniques for riding the data governance 2.0 wave including:< /p>\n\n Leveraging the current scope of data governance and previous adoption to ex tend appropriate practices to cover other data types\n Ensuring there is appropriate representation and accountability identified to cover the additional data types\n Prioritizing effort based on business objectives\n Recognizing that there will be varying levels of maturity across the differ ent categories of data, as well as along the supply chain. This will mean t hat there will be additional burden on the Data Governance “Office&rd quo; to maintain project plans, standards, artifacts, training, communicati on and other things needed to effectively manage the Program\n\n DTSTART:20190318T133000 SUMMARY:Data Governance 2.0: How to Ride the Next Maturity Wave DTEND:20190318T164459 LOCATION: See Description END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR