Data Radar Maps: A Snapshot of Your Organizational Data Framework
summary
Data Radar Maps present a five‑segment scoring framework (organization, taxonomy, tools & processes, data fluency, data utilization) that turns 50‑question checklists into a visual Data Radar Map using a non‑linear Fibonacci scale. Workshops produce concrete scores (organization example 20/50; a client‑relevant slice 15/25; taxonomy 6 questions, max 30), flag missing ETL pipelines and low target‑loading, and compute metrics like data engagement index, data‑driven decision ratio and time to insight. Teams run it quarterly to track changes (e.g., tools added caused fluency to drop).
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Introduction and interactive format
- 1:45Current data pain points
- 2:48Reactive vs proactive data processes
- 5:17Introducing data radar maps
- 7:03Case study with JustMad
- 8:07Organization segment explained
- 11:17Taxonomy segment explained
- 12:02Tools and processes segment
- 12:44Data fluency segment explained
- 13:06Data utilization segment explained
- 14:29Actionable insights from radar maps
- 16:19Data-driven feature planning
- 18:24Kano model for data priorities
- 21:33Summary and proactive approach
- 22:36Q&A session
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