Data contracts and the data mesh straw man
Data contracts are often viewed as part of a data mesh implementation, but you don’t need to be transforming to a data mesh architecture to benefit from data contracts.
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Data contracts are often viewed as part of a data mesh implementation, but you don’t need to be transforming to a data mesh architecture to benefit from data contracts.
You don’t need to run a big transformation project to start your adoption of data contracts.
If I want to use a dataset to build a critical data application, I need to make a decision on whether it meets my requirements.
With focus, communication, and execution, you can push through projects that improve the quality of the data in your organisation.
This is part 5 and the final part in my Data Reliability series. You can read the rest of the series on my website.
This is part 4 in my Data Reliability series. You can read the rest of the series on my website.
This is part 3 in my Data Reliability series. You can read the rest of the series on my website.
This is part 2 in my Data Reliability series. You can read the rest of the series on my website.
This week is going to be a series of posts about your data reliability problem. Today we start of with the problem, and through the rest of the week I’ll explain how you can solve that problem.
What types of companies adopt data contracts?
As I’ve been starting on my consulting journey I’ve spoken to a lot of companies who are looking to implement data contracts.