Report examines the importance and key drivers of responsible data and analytics.
TDWI Research has released its newest TDWI Best Practices Report: Responsible Data and Analytics. This original, survey-based report focuses on how enterprises are responding to increasing pressure to address issues such as ethics, equity, fairness, safety, and sustainability in their strategic planning and operational practices.
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A collaboration among TDWI’s top research analysts — Fern Halper, David Stodder, and James Kobielus — the report explains that in order to manage data and analytics responsibly, enterprises often use platforms, tools, skills, and techniques that have proven useful in data compliance, data governance, and other established practices.
In the report, the authors point out that “To some degree, the enterprise journey to responsible data and analytics depends on building awareness, knowledge, and skills on these matters among both business and technical professionals. However, the survey showed that knowledge and training in responsible data and analytics knowledge is still weak, scattered, and spotty in many enterprises.”
Beginning with an in-depth look at the current state of responsible data and analytics, the report reveals where organizations are facing the greatest gaps and how they can bridge them. The authors also look at a variety of stakeholders and their roles in responsible data and analytics use.
Report Highlights
This comprehensive report reveals several key findings:
- Respondents reported that data security is the most important component of responsible data and analytics; security was cited by 82% of respondents; nearly half (48%) of organizations use data catalog tools to support data governance
- Matters of data equity, such as whether analytics application designs support a range of disabilities and preferences, are being addressed by about one-third of respondents; the majority either don’t know whether their organizations are addressing accessibility or stated outright that they aren’t
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The report concludes with an examination of the types of tools enterprises use and offers four best practice recommendations for putting responsible data and analytics to work.
TDWI has provided individuals and teams with a comprehensive portfolio of business and technical education and research about all things data. TDWI’s in-depth, best-practices-based knowledge can be quickly applied to develop world-class talent across your organization’s business and IT functions to enhance analytical, data-driven decision making. TDWI offers major conferences as well as topical seminars, onsite education, membership, certification, live webinars, resource-filled publications, industry news, and in-depth research.
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