Building your data lineage business case in 9 steps

Data lineage has become a daily demand. However, it remains an abstract, unknown concept for many stakeholders. The implementation is complex and resource consuming. Usage of data lineage remains a challenge in “business as usual” operations.

Introduction

Data lineage has become a daily demand. However, it remains an abstract, unknown concept for many stakeholders. The implementation is complex and resource consuming. Usage of data lineage remains a challenge in “business as usual” operations. During this 2-day training, we discuss and elaborate on the practical aspects of building a successful data lineage business case. We focus on delivering artifacts and documents that later can be used by participants in their real practices.

 

During the training, the participants will become familiar with:

  • The concept of data lineage
  • Relationships between data lineage and other similar concepts
  • The metamodel of data lineage
  • The method to identify and prioritize business drivers for data lineage
  • Data lineage stakeholder analysis
  • Methods to scope a data lineage initiative
  • Accountabilities regarding data lineage
  • Methods and approaches to implement data lineage
  • Various data lineage solutions and methods of their evaluation
  • Key methods of data lineage documentation
  • Key areas and challenges of data lineage usage
  • The 9-step method to design and implement data lineage
  • Discuss their real business cases if needed*

 

After attending the training, the participants will be able to:

  • Design the data lineage metamodel that fits a company’s needs and resources
  • Assess the readiness of the company for the data lineage initiative
  • Prepare requirements for data lineage
  • Scope the data lineage initiative
  • Analyze various methods and approaches to performing data lineage documentation
  • Analyze the required data lineage solution
  • Assess risks and success factors

 

P A R T I C I P A N T  P R O F I L E

  • Data management and business professionals who want to deepen their knowledge on this subject
  • Professionals with a technical background who need to gain a better understanding of the needs of their business colleagues
  • Program and project managers who lead data lineage implementation projects

* Note: if you need to elaborate only on your business case, please contact us for a custom training request

 

WHAT  YOU  WILL  RECEIVE:

A total of 14 hours of interactive lectures led by Irina Steenbeek

spread out over 2 days, 7 hours per day

One 60-minute private session with Irina Steenbeek

where you can discuss your business case

The book Data Lineage from a Business Perspective by Irina Steenbeek

pdf versions

A set of templates

for working out your data lineage business case

 

 

COURSE STRUCTURE:

DAY 1

  • Data lineage and its types

Deliverables:

o The company’s definition of data lineage

  • Designing the metamodel of data lineage for your company

Deliverables:

o The company’s data lineage metamodel

  • Introduction into the 9-step method
  • Step 1: Identifying key business drivers

Deliverables:

o The analysis of the business drivers for the data lineage case and assessment of their criticality

o Mapping of the drivers’ requirements to the data lineage metamodel

  • Step 2: Identifying and analyzing key stakeholders for your initiative

Deliverables :

o A stakeholder map

o A stakeholder communication strategy

o A stakeholder involvement plan

  • Step 3: Scoping your initiative and assess the readiness of your company

Deliverables:

o The draft of the scope of the data lineage initiative

o Assessments of the key data management capabilities required for the data lineage business case

  • Step 4: Defining roles and accountabilities

Deliverables:

o The RACI matric for data lineage-related roles

  • Step 5: Preparing data lineage requirements

Deliverables:

o Data lineage requirements linked to the chosen metamodel

 

DAY 2

  • Step 6: Choosing an approach and method of documentation

Deliverables:

o A draft design of data lineage documentation methods and approaches

o An analysis of the appropriate data management style

o A template to communicate the scope, planning, and progress follow up

o A draft for the internal standard “Data Lineage”

  • Step 7: Choosing appropriate tooling

Deliverables:

o Analysis of functionality of a data lineage solution based on the requirements developed in Step 5

  • Step 8: Document data lineage

Deliverables:

o A draft plan to document data lineage

  • Step 9: Building analytical tools and/or reports

Deliverables:

o Analysis of required analytical tools

  • Assessing risks and designing mitigation factors

Deliverables:

o A draft “Risk assessment and mitigation”

  • Using data lineage

Deliverables:

o Analysis of data lineage use cases

  • . A short live presentation of a data lineage solution from one of the leading providers
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Educator:

Dr. Irina Steenbeek

Dr. Irina Steenbeek is a data management practitioner with more than 10 years of experience. The key areas of her professional expertise are the implementation of data management frameworks in mid-sized companies and data lineage. Additionally, Irina has practical experience in software implementation such as ERP and DWH/BI, management consultation, financial and business controls, and data science.

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Building your data lineage business case in 9 steps

Data lineage has become a daily demand. However, it remains an abstract, unknown concept for many stakeholders. The implementation is complex and resource consuming. Usage of data lineage remains a challenge in “business as usual” operations.

Theme:
Data Control
Language:
English
Duration:
2 days
Location:
Remote training 8.45-16.15
Dates:
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