The recent arrival of Cloud-native knowledge graph-based data catalogs have disrupted more traditional approaches to enterprise knowledge management. Moreover, the growing popularity of Machine Learning, Analytics, and Visualization within these platforms have all impacted the data management landscape. …

The notion of governance associated with information systems first appeared in the 90’s. It refers to the IT management resources implemented in an enterprise to achieve its strategic objectives. …

As topics on data are still considered to be extremely technical, it is necessary for data to be shared and understandable by the large majority of the company in order for it to innovate. This is the very purpose of a data catalog: to democratize data understanding! Data catalogs don’t…

As data has the potential to fuel innovation and produce more value, many enterprises invest in numerous technologies and pay handsomely for expert analytical talent. Yet, data still isn’t considered as a basis for strategic decision making! …

When data is created, so is metadata. However, this type of information is not enough to properly manage data in this expanding digital era; data managers must invest time in making sure this business asset is properly named, tagged, stored, and archived in a taxonomy that is consistent with all…

Gartner stated: “Within the next year, the number of data and analytics experts in business units will grow at three times the rate of experts in IT departments, which will force companies to rethink their organizational models and skill sets.” As data volume continues to increase, the pressure for enterprises to deliver faster and higher quality data is causing data & analytics leaders to rethink the way their teams operate. …

Effective data management has become a top priority for enterprises, as data has become an important strategic asset in order for organizations to reach their business objectives. …

It is clear that the GAFA (Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple) and other various Web Giants such as Uber, Airbnb, and TripAdvisor are the most influential enterprises in the history of capitalism. These American companies are seen as some of the most powerful companies in the world. But even the most…