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The Real Return on Investment in Data Has Just Begun
The rise of big data catalyzed a crowded market overrun with solutions, frameworks and communities to address data challenges. However, companies are still struggling to understand how to extract the full value from their investments in the latest technologies. TheCUBE's Dave Vellante talks with Felix Van de Maele, founder and chief executive officer of data intelligence company Collibra, about new ways companies can improve data governance for business success, suggesting the real return on investment in data has just begun for the enterprise.
Data Quality, Observability and the Hidden Factors at Play
Data is only as useful as its quality. Kirk Haslbeck, vice president of data quality at Collibra, talks with theCUBE's Dave Vellante about actionable insights into the importance of data quality and observability with the right tools and governance. They also discuss common data quality and observability challenges, as well as future trends.
A New Approach to Data Management: Prioritizing Ease of Use and Scale
Data technology is notoriously complex and unwieldy, especially when scaling. Lately, however, customer demand for greater ease of use and scalability has not only spawned simpler data tools, but an industry-wide paradigm shift toward simplicity.
TheCUBE's Dave Vellante talks with Laura Sellers, Collibra's chief product officer, about a new, customer-centric approach to data management that prioritizes ease of use and scale. The session looks at Collibra’s focus on simple and rich user experiences, empowering customers to “shop” for the data they need, overcoming adoption challenges, and key business partnerships.
No More Under-Estimating Data Culture
Since the early days of big data, the enterprise has experienced revolutionary change in terms of data usage, storage and security. However, data technology has not changed as swiftly or as drastically as organizational culture, which remains hierarchical and siloed. Many companies are fragmented in terms of who has access to, distributes and even understands data.
TheCUBE's Lisa Martin talks with Stijn "Stan" Christiaens, co-founder and chief data citizen at Collibra, about the benefits of making internal cultural shifts to ensure that every team member is a respected and informed “data citizen” who can access, deploy and interpret data both independently and as part of the whole. The conversation focuses on the importance of data culture and data intelligence maturity, data leadership and the role of the CDO, the future outlook of the data function, and more.
During the earliest stages of the big data trend, the main business goal was to manage and store unwieldy data. However, now that companies have become more efficient at organizing data, new possibilities have emerged for more effectively leveraging it for business innovation and growth.
TheCUBE and Collibra present a special “Collibra Data Citizens" event to learn how companies are rethinking data innovation. Panelists explore new technologies that are helping organizations make it easier for domain experts to gain insights from data, trust the data, and begin to use that data in new ways, fueling data products, monetization and insights.
