checklist to see if your current data strategy is outdated

Can you vouch for your Big Data strategy? Is it in place and adept at current operational needs?

If your data strategy isn’t successful in fetching you leads, profits, or successful deals, you are surely on the wrong track.

Here’s a quick glimpse of the common data strategy errors…

Unless you are aware of organizational needs or have a profound idea of business targets, data collection won’t fetch any results. Identifying accurate data points amidst vast data sets is almost impossible.

Collecting huge volumes of data can lead to the accumulation of unused and unutilized data sets. That further creates opportunities for ‘dark data.’ Effective and proper storage becomes difficult, and that might lead to data wastage too.

Collecting irrelevant data sets is no less than a serious offence. You will not only miss out on the right business opportunities, but also make misinformed moves, faulty decisions, and wrong assumptions.

Controlling and governing data sets happen to be crucial requisites. When you lose control over data, seamless incorporation and implementation of these data sets become impossible.

Visualizing your data is crucial, as that gives you an idea of its benefits. Improper visualization can lead to inaccurate and imperfect implementation. As a consequence, the organization will fail to reach the desired goals.

Here’s a checklist to help you identify the holes in your data strategy…

If you lack a well established data center, your chances of gaining access to updated data sets reduce to a great extent.

Make sure your data strategy is built with processes, operations, and business functions in mind. The entire affair should be scalable where your data strategies will grow along with the enterprise.

If you wish to stay ahead of the growth curve, embracing speed, dexterity and agility will be crucial.

If you fail to govern organizational data, it will become difficult to comprehend the current necessities. Mastering data governance is essential to maintaining a healthy data strategy.

You have to strategize hardening for your databases, middleware, applications, tools, etc. – to address the full scope of SLAs associated with the main use cases.

If you can’t supply, add, or reallocate new storage, evaluate and network capacity on the big-data platform in a quick, cost-effective, modular way to meet new requirements, the platform is not ready for production.

Make sure you build, update and change your data strategy at regular intervals, as that’s the key

to reaping the maximum benefits from big data.

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