Data Governance Round-Up 2020
/Happy New Year! 2020 was a year like no other, so I hope you all managed to get some well-earned rest and are ready and refreshed. After the previous year we’ve all had, I hope we’re all ready for what 2021 might bring, and I also hope, now more than ever, that more people are ready to implement Data Governance in their organisations. In case I haven’t mentioned…I think this is an essential component of any organisational structure.
The New Year is associated with lots of stereotypes and cliches: ‘new year, new me’, ‘out with the old, in with the new’, the list goes on and on, as people set their new year's resolutions hoping for bigger and better... I usually find myself avoiding these and focusing more on reviewing and consuming content that’s going to support me in the upcoming months. And I know I’m not alone in harbouring this January habit, proven by the astonishing number of Data Governance initiatives that start-up or re-launch at the beginning of the year.
Last year I released a ‘Data Governance 2019 Round Up’ (which you can view here); after last year’s one being so well received and useful to so many,this is a round-up of my most popular 2020 blogs. There might be one you missed, or perhaps, one of these might be more relevant than ever.
Cyber/Data Security and Data Governance – Siblings from the same Parents
How Often Should you Revisit your Data Governance Maturity Assessments
I hope you find this list useful, and if you have any topics you would like me to write about in 2021, please get in touch and let me know!
I wish you all the best for 2021, let’s hope this year will be a good one!
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