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DESCRIPTION:Click for Latest Location Information: http://edw2023fall.datav
 ersity.net/sessionPop.cfm?confid=157&proposalid=14603\nThe idea that busine
 ss decisions are driven by data isn&rsquo;t a new idea &ndash; it&rsquo;s e
 xpected. Business expectations have grown and evolved for data; it should b
 e as easy to access as office supplies, as reliable as electricity, and as 
 simple to use as a toothbrush. Unfortunately, most corporate data is just t
 oo complex to use. We&rsquo;ve positioned data governance to address the ne
 eds, work through the issues, and remove the obstacles. Unfortunately, many
  data governance initiatives miss the mark, deliver below expectations, and
  frequently struggle. They struggle because success is not always well-defi
 ned, and the objectives rarely align with business needs or values.\n\nData
  governance programs frequently target data deficiencies without providing 
 an identifiable set of goals and measurable success criteria. It&rsquo;s on
 e thing to target data quality or focus on standards; it&rsquo;s something 
 else to identify measurable goals that align data issue resolution to busin
 ess improvement. Data governance success depends on being able to identify 
 goals that relate to business needs and data usage challenges.\n\nDuring th
 is session, we&rsquo;ll discuss an approach that allows you to translate ex
 isting data usage challenges and identify a series of measurable data gover
 nance goals. We&rsquo;ll show you how to assess your organization&rsquo;s c
 urrent data governance capabilities and provide you with a means to identif
 y and target your organization&#39;s data governance goals.
DTSTART:20230919T101500
SUMMARY:A Data Governance Scorecard for Establishing Priorities
DTEND:20230919T105959
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