We consistently preach one thing to our clients. That is, the organization should first treat “Data as an Asset” to get value from it. Today, organizations understand what this means and have started to take the right step(s) towards it. Now, the clients want to know what the next step is in realizing the value…
Focus on the concept. Not the name Let me start with BICC and BI CoE. From what I have read till now in articles and books like “Business Intelligence for Dummies,” there is hardly any difference between the two. However, if there is a choice, they prefer CoE over a competency center. The reason quoted…
The 3-Level approachThe 3-level approach (Figure 1) works well when the organization is serious, has the required funding, has resources to execute, and has a mature Enterprise Information Management (EIM) setup. In organizations where the IT team is pressurized to show tangible output for every penny invested, a 4-level approach as shown in Figure 2…
Abstract Giving data governance recommendations is easy, but implementing them is altogether a different ball game. Organizations do realize the importance and value of data governance initiatives, but when it comes to funding and prioritization of such initiatives, it always takes a lower priority. Over a period, governance becomes the root cause of a handful…
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