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An effective data strategy is crucial for the success of modern organizations. It encompasses the collection, analysis, and utilization of data to support business decisions and drive innovations.
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A data strategy connects business goals with decisions about data, capabilities, architecture, governance, and investment.
The approach grew from strategic information management and the expanding role of data in digital business models. Frameworks from DAMA and the EDM Council organize the management and governance capabilities involved.
A data strategy is a city plan: goals identify important districts, architecture lays out routes, governance sets usage rules, and investment builds infrastructure.
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Organizational ability that enables data value.
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A data strategy aligns technical work with measurable value and makes priorities visible. It needs regular adjustment as goals, regulation, and capabilities change.
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