
Data Is Everybody's Business

Internal oversight (foundational): Practices that ensure acceptable use of data by employees usually begin with establishing data ownership; training employees about laws, regulations, and organizational policy; setting up data access approval processes; and auditing employee data access. • External oversight (intermediate): Practices that ensure
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they require the least effort to launch.
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In many companies, any business unit has the autonomy to hire a firm to [help them] grab data, toss it in a data store of their choice, and slap an individual use case on top of it. This happens over and over and over. It takes a different mindset and approach to build capabilities for consistency across a variety of use cases. —Brandon Hootman,
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The name of each strategy archetype sums up its distinct data monetization vision; it conveys why you monetize. Each archetype reflects different bottom-line financial priorities.
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Don’t discount the big bottom-line impacts that can come from adjusting and standardizing to new, better ways of work!
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Data assets are built to be monetized.
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Capabilities are often built to serve the needs of a particular initiative.
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Teams are free to focus on the specifics of their initiative: managing stakeholders, developing the team, and training models.
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We plan to distribute and discuss this book across our organizations, coach others in the easy-to-use frameworks, and inspire our people to participate in data monetization to