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I wrote earlier this month that data contracts shouldn’t focus on enforcement.
Next Thursday I’ll be discussing data contracts and how they pave the way for effective enforcement on a webinar hosted by STRM.
The data contract must be owned by the data producer.
A few months back Whatnot published a great post on how they are using data contracts.
In a response to my LinkedIn post on how every data transform is technical debt, Tim Hiebenthal commented:
Data contracts can be applied in various places, but they’re most useful at the boundaries of ownership.
It’s easy to see data contracts as something to enforce on your data producers.
Data contracts set the expectations for the data.
I had a great panel discussion with Amy Raygada and facilitated by Jean-Georges Perrin for Data Mesh Radio.
As I wrote yesterday, many data professionals don’t trust the data they are building on.
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