Before 1992, if you wanted to buy a stock, you’d call your stockbroker to place, buy, or sell orders. The stockbroker would then communicate the order to the trading floor or exchange desk. The process created a barrier of entry for average consumers, and the banks involved leveraged manual, people-driven...
Like most data initiatives, data marketplaces are meant to deliver value. But unlike those other initiatives, data marketplaces have an edge – they increase the potential of the entire business by clearly defining the roles, rules, and capabilities that lead to success. To truly maximize the value that data marketplaces...
One of the most consistent challenges that we have seen when working with large global enterprises is a tendency to treat data catalogs and data marketplaces as the same objective, rather than separate ones. Conflating the two may also explain why data and analytical engineering teams, along with business users,...