Which data catalog/governance tool is facing the lowest business adoption?

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VP of Data and Analytics24 days ago

We use "Data360 Govern" which is used by many business teams. We were able to configure it to our needs and vocabulary

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Thanks for sharing <mention id="639872c2de79120001154aeb" displayname="Markus Rahm"></mention>. Great to hear about the business adoption. Do you have any recommendations for how data leaders can drive adoption in practice? One of the biggest challenges I see is change management, getting users to actively engage in data governance activities.

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