Data Governance is rapidly becoming a ‘must have’ for any organisation wanting to manage its data, improve its quality, and control its security, access and uses. An average organisation’s data is doubling every 15 months. Propelled by Big Data, Cloud Computing and other innovations, this rapid increase in volumes is compounded by the increasing speed and complexity with which data is created and stored.
Organisations are also under increasing customer, regulatory and legal pressures to get data right. Data Governance is seen as a keystone in any solution to address these challenges. Many organisations have already recognised the potential value of Data Governance and have started governance initiatives. Though some have succeeded, many are faltering or have failed. Attending this 2-day seminar & workshop will ensure that you set off on the right path to successful and sustainable Data Governance.
• What is Data Governance?
• Why is it increasingly a ‘must have’ for organisations
• Building the internal case for Data Governance
• How and where do you start to introduce Data Governance
• What are the main components of a successful Data Governance initiative
• How can you revitalise or recover a faltering Data Governance programme
• Creating the Data Governance roadmap
• What benefits can you expect and how you measure them
• Real life Data Governance success stories
• Your role in Data Governance – how to prepare yourself to win
Individuals and teams who are playing, or would like to play, an active role in the implementation of a Data Governance initiative. It will also be of interest to anyone working in a relevant business or IT role who wants to know more about Data Governance concepts and practices. Typical roles that will benefit from this tutorial/workshop include:
• Heads of Data Governance & their teams
• Chief Data Officers & their teams
• Data Stewards
• Data Owners
• Information Strategists & Architects
• Business Analysts
• Data Quality Specialists
• Master Data Management Practitioners
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