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- 2022年8月11日,
According to the study, 67% of respondents said having access to intelligence about the data being used to make decisions is crucial to success. However, over 65% of organizations are challenged with identifying and controlling data sources in their organization. Notably only 5% of respondents claim not to have organizational data governance challenges.
\nGathering data intelligence is important, but how organizations activate that intelligence is what sets them apart. Organizations with higher levels of maturity across data intelligence, data cataloging, data governance, data quality, and data culture are likely to realize higher business benefits and performance versus peers.
\nThe most mature organizations achieve three times the business benefits of their peers, with the most significant improvements across their ability to innovate, adhere to regulatory compliance requirements, and reduce time to market for new products and services. These organizations also see an increase in trust around data thanks to improvements in data quality.
\nData culture is critically important for mature organizations, and those organizations that make data culture a priority are better able to drive data-driven decisions. The study found that 86% of respondents have a dedicated team responsible for data culture and data literacy. Additionally, the most mature organizations have a higher representation of groups outside of IT participating in data initiatives and are more likely to have a Chief Data Officer leading overall data strategy.
\n“The findings from IDC show that while organizations recognize the need for data intelligence, adoption and cultural barriers remain the biggest challenge to maximizing value and sustained business success,” said Stijn “Stan” Christiaens, Co-founder and Chief Data Citizen at Collibra. “When organizations have executive leadership prioritizing data culture and actively engaging a variety of stakeholders in data intelligence, digital transformation efforts succeed. Making an investment in data culture is the most significant move an organization can make to ensure efficiency, productivity, and a strong competitive advantage.”
\nTo help organizations understand their data intelligence maturity and make better decisions about how to invest in successful data initiatives, Collibra commissioned IDC to develop the Data Intelligence Assessment Tool. The assessment enables organizations to get a window into their data intelligence maturity relative to their peers and provides a customized report with recommendations on how to optimize their data intelligence journey.
\n“In order for data to generate value, it must be considered in context. The most mature organizations understand that making investments in data catalog, lineage, governance, quality, and overall data intelligence structures will deliver higher quality and improved business outcomes,” said Stewart Bond, Vice President, Data Integration and Data Intelligence Software Research at IDC. “The greatest challenge and opportunity for every organization today is improving their data intelligence maturity.”
\nThe Data Intelligence Index and Assessment Tool are the result of an IDC global internet survey commissioned by Collibra. They provide insights on data intelligence organizational design, data intelligence maturity and related implications, and future outlook. Survey respondents and the data gathered for the Index and Assessment Tool came from over 1000 respondents across the globe involved in management and investment decisions.
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新万博移动客户端,数据情报公司,今天宣布了一项新的IDC白皮书,由Collibra赞助,新万博移动客户端数据情报成熟度3 x更好的业务成果*,发现数据情报至关重要和驾驶做出明智的业务决策更好的业务成果。
根据这项研究,67%的受访者表示获得情报的数据被用来决策是成功的关键。然而,超过65%的组织挑战他们的组织识别和控制数据源。值得注意的是,只有5%的受访者声称没有组织数据治理挑战。
收集数据情报很重要,但是如何组织激活,情报是它们之间的区别。组织成熟度水平较高的跨数据情报、数据分类、数据治理、数据质量和数据文化有可能实现更高的商业利益和性能与同行。
最成熟的组织实现商业利益的三倍同行,与最重要的改进他们的创新能力,遵守法规遵从性需求,减少对新产品和服务投放市场的时间。这些组织也看到周围增加信任数据由于改进数据质量。
数据为成熟的组织文化是至关重要的,和那些使数据的组织文化优先能更好地驱动数据驱动决策。研究发现,86%的受访者有一个专门的团队负责数据文化和素养。此外,最成熟的组织有更高的代表团体参与数据以外的行动和更有可能有一个首席数据官主要总体数据的策略。
“来自IDC的研究结果显示,虽然组织认识到需要情报数据,采用和文化障碍仍然是最大的挑战价值最大化和持续的商业上的成功,“说Stijn Christiaens“斯坦”,联合创始人兼首席数据在Collibra公民。新万博移动客户端“当组织行政领导优先数据文化,积极参与各种各样的利益相关者在数据情报、数字转换的努力成功。投资数据文化是一个组织最重要的移动可以确保效率、生产力,和强大的竞争优势。”
帮助组织理解他们的数据情报成熟度和做出更好的决策如何投资成功的数据计划,Collibra委托IDC发展新万博移动客户端数据情报评估工具。评估使组织能够得到一个窗口到数据情报成熟度相对于同龄人和提供了一个定制的报告建议如何优化他们的数据情报的旅程。
“为了让数据产生价值,它必须考虑上下文。最成熟的组织明白,投资在数据目录中,血统,治理、质量、和总体数据智能结构将提供更高的质量和改善业务成果,”斯图尔特邦德说,副总统,IDC数据集成和数据智能软件研究。“最大的挑战和机遇对于每个组织今天是改善他们的数据情报成熟。”
数据智能指数和评估工具是IDC全球互联网调查的结果Collibra委托。新万博移动客户端他们提供见解数据情报组织设计、数据智能成熟度和相关影响,和未来的前景。受访者和收集的数据指标和评估工具来自全球超过1000受访者参与管理和投资决策。
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