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Webinar: Boost Dynamics365 User Efficiency
Guidance for faster onboardings, fewer support tickets and happier users
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A conversation between 2 Chief Data Officers
Two Chief Data Officers meet during a cocktail party. They start to talk.
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dScribe raises €1.5M seed round for international expansion
We secured a 1.5 million Euro seed round to fuel our European expansion plans and help more businesses reach data clarity!
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Fast lane to data catalog success
Thinking about guiding your colleagues to the right data assets (with the right context)?
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Solving the data silo conundrum
First know what you have. Then know what it is. Finally, know how to access it.
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Starting a data initiative – the bazaar approach
"The construction of knowledge graphs is more bazaar than cathedral."
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Tear down those walls. Or should you?
Breaking down internal walls: the power of a data catalog
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TriFinance enters partnership with innovative Belgian provider dScribe
The combination of dScribe’s unique knowledge solution and TriFinance’s reporting expertise drives a company's data strategy execution
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To get far, lower the bar
Are you a perfectionist when it comes to data governance? Learn how lowering the bar and focusing on core added value can lead to faster progress and more satisfied users.
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How challenges encountered as a data consultant led to the joy of a new solution
A look into the mind of dScribe co-founder and CEO Pieter Delaere
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Making data easily accessible and fully understood
Real-world examples and solutions to common data challenges, from consolidating reporting to creating harmonized KPIs
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The importance of broad discovery in metadata governance
Two reasons why you should think differently about defining your metadata access compared to your actual data permissions.
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Are you gatekeeping your metadata contributors?
Gatekeeping: “When someone takes it upon themselves to decide who does or does not have access or rights to a community or identity.”
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