Does your data and analytics strategy focus more on expanding data literacy across your organization or on increasing business literacy within your data and/or analytics team(s)?

ArchitectureStrategy

Data literacy across the organization16%

Business literacy within data/analytics team(s)65%

Equal focus on data and business literacy16%

Not focused on either of these2%

121 PARTICIPANTS
870 viewscircle icon1 Comment
Sort by:
VP of Dataa year ago

From my experience it includes both because :
1. Business team need "Data Literacy " because that where you increase the Adoption of Data products and services.
2. Data Team need "Business Literacy" because then the team can pivot to thinking about business growth & improvements, have a meaningful conversation with Business and data becomes and enabler not the center of the discussion.

Content you might like

Has your company pursued any cybersecurity accreditations or certifications strictly for cyber insurance policies? (select all that apply)

Yes, we have pursued new accreditations or certifications strictly to help reduce our cyber insurance premiums25%

Yes, we have pursued new accreditations or certifications strictly to obtain cyber insurance53%

No, we have not pursued new accreditations or certifications strictly for reasons related to cyber insurance38%

We do not have cyber insurance10%

Not sure1%

View Results

Say you started at a new company and found out they were using data/analytics in some way that goes against your own personal ethics, but not against company policy. How would you proceed?

Do you expect that your data team will spend more or less time on maintenance in the upcoming fiscal year?

Much more time6%

A bit more time44%

No change27%

A bit less time20%

Much less time2%

Hard to say at this time

View Results

What kind of growth opportunities can be offered to data/analytics talent? How do we keep them in the org?

What kinds of phrases or approaches have you found helpful when trying to build strong working relationships with people in other departments?