What’s the difference between data governance and data management? By Nicola Askham
The language used when discussing data governance and data management can be incredibly subjective. Data governance is full of jargon and buzzwords, which all mean […]
Data Glossary – can I fast-track the creation by using standard definitions? By Nicola Askham
Data Governance takes a long time, and particularly in the early phases, it takes quite a lot of effort. Therefore, it is understandable that people […]
What is Data Governance? By Nicola Askham
So Data Governance, what you need to know if you are just starting out I’ve been writing blogs on this topic for many years now […]
How should a code test evaluate a developer? By Christina Ljungberg
ARE ALGORITHM TESTS IMPORTANT? As a developer, is it important to have excellent skills in vanilla javascript and algorithms? It might be in cases where […]
The difference between a Data Catalogue and a Data Glossary By Nicola Askham
Data Governance is full of lots of jargon and terminology which can mean different things to different people. It’s all very subjective and this is […]
What is data stewardship? By Nicola Askham
If you Google ‘data governance’ you will find that the terms ‘data stewardship’ and ‘data ownership’ appear alongside the many definitions of data governance. Over […]
Do Data Governance Initiatives Age Out? By Nicola Askham
It’s very rare that I’m able to give a definite answer to a Data Governance question, more often than not my answer is: it depends. […]
What is Data Ownership? By Nicola Askham
We are going back to basics in this blog with a simple question that I’ve been asked quite a lot recently, “What is Data Ownership?” […]
Data Governance on a ‘shoestring’ budget By Nicola Askham
YES, IT’S POSSIBLE Demand for data governance is increasing as the result of Coronavirus, and at a time where resources are scarce. There’s a huge […]
How do you manage data ownership on a big data platform? By Nicola Askham
Now, this question was asked to me on LinkedIn a while back, and it was a really good question in response to a debate I’d […]
Security by Zeno – A New Paradox By Robert Hook
The best known paradox attributed to Zeno of Elea is that of Achilles and the Tortoise, a thought experiment which argued that no matter how […]
Wasabi and AWS S3 – A Comparison By Robert Hook
Wasabi is a very interesting and compelling competitor for AWS S3… but also potentially a superb collaborator. What are Wasabi and S3 though? Stripping these […]