Session 6-F
Combining the strategies of data literacy and data governance to achieve true data trust and enablement
Our organization has an award-winning Data Trust and Enablement program which has been extremely successful. This program includes a mature data literacy program which has trained hundreds of employees in short- and long-format sessions, a mature data governance program, and effective use of a fusion team model for analytics delivery (formally known as the “product teams” model). These efforts have resulted in validated, multiple-fold return of investment from the data governance and data quality programs. Critical to this success have been the focus on a unified strategy around data and analytics excellence (including centers of excellence that are governed in a matrixed fashion), self-service analytics, use of state-of-the-art techniques such as CI/CD to streamline development and maintenance of data and BI assets, and increasing use of a value-quantifying frameworks to ensure the value of data and analytics at our organization is fully realized and maximized. The presenters will share the organization’s data and analytics strategy, how it has evolved over time, and specific details about success factors and potential blind spots.
Speaker
Hojjat Salmasian
Chief Data and Analytics Officer, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
