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Bridging the Gap: How ‘Data in Place’ and ‘Data in Use’ Define Complete Data Observability

DataKitchen

Bridging the Gap: How ‘Data in Place’ and ‘Data in Use’ Define Complete Data Observability In a world where 97% of data engineers report burnout and crisis mode seems to be the default setting for data teams, a Zen-like calm feels like an unattainable dream. What is Data in Use?

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The state of data quality in 2020

O'Reilly on Data

We suspected that data quality was a topic brimming with interest. The responses show a surfeit of concerns around data quality and some uncertainty about how best to address those concerns. Key survey results: The C-suite is engaged with data quality. Adopting AI can help data quality.

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How Remote Data Teams Are Winning in Times of COVID-19

Octopai

Some data teams working remotely are making the most of the situation with advanced metadata management tools that help them deliver faster and more accurately, ensuring business as usual, even during coronavirus. Smarter Business Intelligence is an Asset During Uncertainty.

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The Role of Data Governance During A Pandemic

Anmut

On the 29th of October 2020, the WHO reported 44,002,003 confirmed cases. Worldometer which John Hopkins base their figures on, reported 44,860,215 cases. The role of data governance. This large gap between reported figures raises tough questions on the reliability of COVID-19 tracking data.

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5 Types of Costly Data Waste and How to Avoid Them

CIO Business Intelligence

A common data habit that results in missed opportunity is assuming data has no further value once it’s been used for the particular purpose. Data is ingested, processed, transformed (perhaps for a specific report or to be stored in a traditional database), and then the raw or partially processed data is discarded.

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Data Science, Past & Future

Domino Data Lab

If you look into the middle bucket, they have three things that they report in common. One is data quality, cleaning up data, the lack of labelled data. Now, working down to the mature part of this, they report two things in common. What do they report in common? You know what?