2024
Yesterday I wrote how data teams often start with accessibility, which helps you get started, but leads to a number of problems:
One of the benefits of data contracts is the amount of automation they unlock.
How many times has your data team gone from centralised, to decentralised, and back to centralised again?
More than anything else, your success is determined by your communication.
The goal of every data architecture has always been to provide accessible data to the organisation.
The whole point of enabling self-serve is autonomy.
It’s a misconception that data contracts are just for tabular data.
A question I received on a LinkedIn post about change management with data contracts asked (lightly edited for clarity):
I was asked on LinkedIn how I might approach data contracts with dbt.
The whole point of data mesh is to make data in an organisation more accessible.
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