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DESCRIPTION:Click for Latest Location Information: http://dgiq-aigov2026.da
 taversity.net/sessionPop.cfm?confid=166&proposalid=16827\n\n\nData Governan
 ce has a reputation problem. This lively panel explores counterintuitive wa
 ys to be part of the solution.&nbsp;It starts with three observations:\n\n\
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 Data Governance has&nbsp;evolved over the past 25 years. Today, most of us 
 can&#39;t even agree on definitions, what we&nbsp;focus on, and the value w
 e provide. And that&#39;s before we start talking with stakeholders.\n
 Now, in this era of AI, workforce reductions, and ruthless bottom lines, pr
 ogram budgets are at risk.\n
 Still,&nbsp;pundits cry &quot;failure!&rdquo; - even when programs meet mod
 est objectives for compliance, tactical efforts, or paying down data debt. 
 Just read LinkedIn articles, and it&rsquo;s clear that even industry though
 t leaders are piling on to the &ldquo;failures&rdquo; debate.\n\nThis panel
  of industry experts knows what happens to budgets and reputations when wor
 k is seen as irrelevant, outdated, or just plain confusing. In private conv
 ersations, they &quot;know value when they see it,&quot; but acknowledge th
 at we can be &quot;our own worst enemies&quot; when trying to explain that 
 value to our stakeholders and budget holders.&nbsp;\n\nIn this animated ses
 sion, they&rsquo;ll face&nbsp;the controversy head-on. Be ready for strong 
 opinions about what we all should do (and stop doing) and how we should tal
 k about success, failure, and value.&nbsp;\n\n\n\n\n
DTSTART:20261117T154500
SUMMARY:Panel: The Data Governance Reputation Problem
DTEND:20261117T162959
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