The Enrichment Game
A Story About Making Data Powerful
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The Enrichment Game
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Doug Needham
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First, demonstrate the value of the data our organizations gather, protect, and, in some cases, share. Second, enrich the available data by providing more context on the meaning of the data. Chief data officers, data strategists, data architects, data managers, data scientists, business analysts, and data governance and business intelligence professionals all play the game, and therefore need to read this book to understand how to “win.”
Understand your data and the insights possible from this data, and you win the game. Organizations must understand how data answers questions, performs research, provides insights, forecasts the future, and recommends new ways of doing business. To do this successfully, we enrich data from one application with data from other applications or outside sources, and create an enrichment platform for knowledge workers. Those who can do this successfully can show data in ways that are unexpected and surprising.
In addition to learning about enrichment, this book shares invaluable analogies to explain data management and Agile practices. The Boxer analogy, for example, explains why agility is useless without stability. Likewise, agile principles become chaotic if changing an unstable environment without best practices for keeping track of where your data came from, where it is going, and how to derive insights.
Are you ready to get the most from your data? Play the enrichment game!
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