Data catalogs stand at the nexus of exploding data supply and demand. Multiplying users, applications, and devices demand multi-structured data from a growing supply of sources, including databases, data warehouses, and data lakes. Enterprises that catalog their data assets effectively can help reconcile this supply and demand while governing consumption. Those that don’t will become less productive and increase compliance risk.

This webinar will explore the rising role of the data catalog in data governance programs. Kevin Petrie, VP of Research at Eckerson Group, and Lewis Wynne-Jones, VP of Product at ThinkDataWorks, will define why and how leading enterprises implement catalogs as part of their governance programs.

Join the discussion to learn:

• The role and functionality of the data catalog

• Primary cataloging use cases for data governance

• Integration points with data pipelines, analytics projects, and observability

• Guiding principles for effective data cataloging and governance

Sponsor: ThinkDataWorks

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