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The moments I nourish myself the most about Data Governance are when I talk with my customers for sure. But there are other resources I wanted to share…
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Great writers are on Substack
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Great writers are on Substack
Including me 😁
I discovered Substack last year and honestly it’s a place full of great content. And almost all content is free, unlike Medium.
Writers are here to write, not to shine. And that’s a big difference with other social networks.
These are the ones you should follow there :
Dylan Anderson
His signature is recognizable : the way he represents concepts with easy to understand schemes is truly unique. I can only imagine how long it takes him to write full posts at the frequency he does…
🏆 Top 2 you should read
1️⃣ Developing your Data Technology Strategy
In this post, Dylan shows that Data Technology Strategy is different than a Data Strategy. He digs into how to think about and develop a data technology strategy. He also gives a great framework (see below) to conduct a Technology Audit.
Many companies have a hard time creating a standard and unified framework for their KPIs. Dylan shares here a 4-steps process to do it, all by leveraging the crucial role of Data Governance. Loved it !
Benn Stancil
Do I need to present Benn? He is a notable figure in the data analytics industry.
He's been really influential in conversations about how companies build data teams, implement data tools, and develop data cultures. And that’s because he has a very personal way to express his opinions, based both on real experiences and specific readings on the topics he treat.
🏆 Top 1 you should read
AI models aren’t fully undone by bad data, as Benn says, you can still :
• make a popular song on a messy catalog of songs,
• build a good immersive shopping experience on an incomplete event stream of customer behaviors.
But something about that feels wrong. During the current AI circus, businesses care more about AI models than they ever did about reporting.
That's why Data quality matters more now.
My ultimate secret
I've found an unexpected goldmine on Reddit.
Beneath the memes and heated debates, specialized threads like r/datagovernance and r/dataengineering host candid conversations between practitioners facing real-world challenges.
As you can see, questions are asked with absolutely no filter ! They reveal what people actually look for, what they struggle with, etc.
It’s a great way to find answers to your questions - no bullshit :
It’s also great to get honest benchmarks on tools as there’s no advertisements / promotions available on Reddit.
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Charlotte
I'm Charlotte Ledoux, freelance in Data & AI Governance.
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Fun read, thanks!
Thanks for the recommendation Charlotte, I really appreciate it! I was also wondering why I got so many follows today not linked to my content lol
And as always, love your stuff as well!