Data ownership must resolve a real problem

Naming an owner is only useful if that person can make the decisions needed to keep information fit for purpose.
Read the essayThe leadership review

Naming an owner is only useful if that person can make the decisions needed to keep information fit for purpose.
Read the essayBusiness functions were maintaining different versions of a critical performance measure.
An analytics initiative had produced technically sound outputs that were not part of the management routine.
A leadership conviction
Trusted data becomes valuable when people can use it responsibly in a decision. I connect ownership, quality and analytical capability to business purpose, with explicit limitations and human accountability for consequential uses.
Beyond the page
Made our data trustworthy enough to bet decisions on — and honest about where it was not.
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