Overview
Executives in every industry know that data is important. Without it, there can be no digital transformation to propel the organization past competitors, no analytics driving new sources of revenue. But for data to fuel these initiatives, it must be readily available, of high quality, and relevant. Good data governance ensures data has these attributes, enabling it to create value.
This resource provides principles to shift from a data-governance model of loosely followed guidelines to one that makes the most of digital and analytics.
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