Data stewardship is getting a lot of attention in both IT and business circles, with many companies already institutionalizing the role. While in most cases data stewards are the new go-to resources for all things data, that can prove to be as much of a problem as a solution. Fuzzy expectations for data stewardship run the risk of marginalizing—or worse, decommissioning—a critical enterprise resource.

In this webcast, author and consultant Jill Dyché will join Dan Soceanu of DataFlux in exploring the success metrics for effective (and sustained!) data stewardship. Jill will discuss the five discrete models for data stewardship, exploring how factors such as company culture, business process refinement, and even acknowledged systems of record can play a role in informing what stewardship looks like in an organization. Dan will then discuss how the right data stewardship toolbox can enable data stewards, taking the role from figurehead to problem-solver. Attend this webcast—and be one of the first to read the accompanying white paper—to learn how to design and define data stewardship in your organization.

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