We’re back with part two of Data: Your most valuable asset. An important piece to implementing a data governance program is preparing for change through organizational change management – informing staff of why changes are needed and what’s in it for them. It’s important to build the buy-in at the front end so you can be successful on the back end.
We’ll also talk about the elements of data lifecycle management – plan, create, maintain, assimilate, use, distribute, remove.
The big takeaway: your information is only as good as your data.
We’re back with part two of Data: Your most valuable asset. An important piece to implementing a data governance program is preparing for change through organizational change management – informing staff of why changes are needed and what’s in it for them. It’s important to build the buy-in at the front end so you can be successful on the back end.
We’ll also talk about the elements of data lifecycle management – plan, create, maintain, assimilate, use, distribute, remove.
The big takeaway: your information is only as good as your data.