Data Office and Chief Data Officers

Description

The Chief Data Officer (CDO) role emerged in 2001 and has since become increasingly important in organizations of all kinds. This role continues to raise questions about its relevance, responsibilities, positioning, and authority. Despite recent publications, debates remain lively.
"Data Office and Chief Data Officers" addresses key questions such as: Is there a need for one or multiple Chief Data Officers? What is the framework for this role? How should it be defined, implemented, and evolved? What are the expected benefits of this role?
The book offers a rigorous and didactic analysis, starting with an exposition of the motivations and benefits behind creating a Data Office. Then it shows that this aspect of enterprise architecture is rarely synonymous with a distinct physical organizational entity. In reality, it encompasses a wide variety of organizational structures that create and maintain shared enterprise data management capabilities. Finally, the book effectively illustrates a variety of organizational models, details scenarios for implementing the CDO role, and explains the diverse functions fulfilled by CDOs.

Détails

Auteur: Charles Ngando Black

Editeur: TARMAC

Format: Broché

Date de parution: 06 Février 2024

Nombre de pages: 96

Poids: 182

Dimensions: 17 x 22 x 0,6

Prix publique: 45,00 €

Information complémentaires

Classification: Informatique > Réseaux et Télécommunications

Code Classification: 3193 > 3238

EAN-13: 9782322520701