Non-Invasive Data Governance Strikes Again: Gaining Experience and Perspective

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Non-Invasive Data Governance Strikes Again provides a blend of 50 applicable lessons learned and perspectives gained from years of assisting organizations worldwide to follow the popular non-invasive approach from the bestseller, Non-Invasive Data Governance. Non-Invasive Data Governance (NIDG) does not mean that the governance of data and information will be easy or without trials and tribulations. Non-invasive does not mean that the program will be low impact. The title of this book is a dichotomy: achieving measurable results by being less threatening while the impact of striking with this approach can be huge. NIDG focuses on leveraging existing levels of accountability while addressing opportunities to improve. Read about a new framework for Non-Invasive Data Governance in this book that views the main components of a successful program through different levels and perspectives of the organization. There is not a more prolific source of original ideas in the data governance community than Bob Seiner. He’s in the field every day, working alongside his clients to help them address real business opportunities and problems. So, when Bob shares “experience and perspective” in his new book, you are tapping into literally thousands of hours of hard work and creative thinking which have been applied in the real world. Tony Shaw CEO and Founder, DATAVERSITY In this sequel to Non-Invasive Data Governance, Bob Seiner uncovers, unwraps, exposes, defrags, and dissects the lessons and the questions he has discovered in the application of his groundbreaking methodologies for data governance. The reader will be well prepared with examples of how to manage, steward, measure, and to become the best Data Governance professional with the least possible friction. Michelle Finneran Dennedy Chief Executive Officer, PrivacyCode, Inc. and Partner, Privatus Strategic Consulting Bob’s invention of the Non-Invasive Data Governance methodology has helped to revolutionize the way organization’s manage data. And this book shares the lessons he has learned putting NIDG to practice. So, if you are looking for guidance on governing your organization’s data without requiring significant changes to existing processes or infrastructure, let Bob’s latest book be your guide. Craig Mullins President & Principal Consultant, Mullins Consulting, Inc. Too often, data books present a rose-colored lens of how things should be. Bob Seiner certainly has the pedigree to know what needs to change, but he also has the practical experience to make it happen. This book is a key that can help anyone unlock the knowledge that Bob has accumulated the hard way, from the experience of many real-life data governance implementations. Everyone should add this to their data bookshelf, since no matter the scenario, there is likely to be a chapter or essay that will apply and help improve the situation. I can’t imagine a better encore to Bob’s original Non-Invasive Data Governance book! Anthony Algmin Founder, Algmin Data Leadership Review: Making the complicated, easier. - Several years ago I first started dipping my toe into the Data Governance arena. The initial searches that I did made me realize how big and complicated this topic can be. I came across a book titled "Non-Invasive Data Governance" by Robert Seiner. I found the book easy to understand, and it provided a way to get started on the subject with little turbulence. Since reading that book, it was easier to dive deeper into many of the areas because of the foundational knowledge I received. I have shared this book with several people who also found it informative and easy to follow. "Non-Invasive Data Governance Strikes Again: Gaining Experience and Perspective" is a compelling and practical follow-up to his first book and serves as an excellent resource for individuals and organizations seeking to enhance their understanding and implementation of data governance principles. Just like his first book, he continues to highlight the importance of integrating data governance seamlessly into existing organizational processes, rather than imposing it as a separate and burdensome task. This approach makes the implementation of data governance more feasible and aligns it with real-world business scenarios. The book covers a wide range of topics, including the roles and responsibilities of data stewards, the importance of metadata management, and the challenges of data quality. This approach ensures that readers can apply the principles discussed in the book to their specific contexts. The book is engaging and accessible. He avoids excessive technical jargon, making the book suitable for both technical and non-technical readers. Concepts are explained clearly and supported by relevant examples, making it easy to grasp the key ideas presented. I highly recommend you read both books, whether you are new to the field or a seasoned professional, these book's are an essential addition to your library. Review: If your just starting out a must have - I am still in the process of reading however the book is very insightful and helpful in helping with direction.