The Data Governance Effect: An exploration into the foundations and future of data collaboration
summary
Claims that COVID compresses five years of digital adoption into about eight weeks (McKinsey) and that analytics projects fail >75% of the time (Gartner/Cisco/Deloitte) set the stakes. A concrete stack is described: Data Republic’s Senate platform plus a data sandbox that lets Westpac run 20 DataRobot pilots in hours not months (one winner covers the rest), and a patent-pending Senate Matching privacy-preserving linkage for ad and B2B matches. Time-to-data drops by 93% on average under the seven-controls governance model.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker intro
- 1:08Pandemic’s impact on data collaboration
- 3:55Data quality and minimization principles
- 6:21Data sensitivity and open data libraries
- 7:28Enterprise data collaboration explained
- 9:15Internal data access limitations
- 10:38Legal and trust barriers in data sharing
- 11:20Rise of the chief data office
- 13:06Seven safes governance framework
- 15:11High failure rates in data projects
- 16:35Data monetization and self-assessment
- 17:37Key pillars for successful collaboration
- 19:02Right data over more data
- 20:24Project orchestration and pitfalls
- 22:08Future possibilities with data exchange
- 24:56Future trends in data collaboration
- 27:45Consumer consent and data rights
- 28:28Data Republic’s technologies
- 29:33Q&A session begins
- 30:14Data governance and cybersecurity
- 31:18Integrating legal and HR into governance
- 33:43Closing remarks and contact info
