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A question I received on a LinkedIn post about change management with data contracts asked (lightly edited for clarity):
Data governance initiatives often deliver a set of rules for people to follow when they create and manage data.
When it comes to data contracts I’m always talking about well structured data.
I was asked on LinkedIn how I might approach data contracts with dbt.
Many organisations have a data catalog as a part of their data stack.
The whole point of data mesh is to make data in an organisation more accessible.
To build reliable data products we need a data platform that provides us capabilities to do so.
I wrote yesterday about how important a data catalog becomes when you move to a decentralised and autonomous data architecture built on data contracts.
When you’ve successfully built an autonomous, contract-driven data platform, you’ll find the number of data contracts explode.
One of the many benefits of a contract-based data platform is that it ensures consistency over how data is created, managed, and consumed across your organisation.
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