Data Governance and Collaboration
You take one factory and one quarter of records, and six questions those records could not answer: what is this called, who owns it, who may change it, what did it say the day we decided, who else is in it now, and is the rule really being followed. You price every answer, including what it costs you to keep answering them.
Published by Merchandising Academy · First lesson free to read
Course value
What will you be able to do?
Work outcome
You can name the numbers you are accountable for and where each one comes from, run a critical path in a system rather than a file, and make the case for or against moving a process off a spreadsheet.
Who it is for
Factory, supplier, brand and buying-office teams.
What you will produce
You run a governance pass over your own records. You find the naming detail your practice has quietly dropped. You name one owner for each stage of a record's life. You compare what each role is allowed to do with what it actually uses. You link every decision to the version it was made from. You measure how often two people collide. And you write down what each rule costs you to keep.
Learning format
8 lessons · 0 templates · workplace calculations and decisions.
Lessons
- 01The six questions a record has to answer🔒15 min
- 02The prefix everybody stopped typing🔒15 min
- 03Two owners, and therefore none🔒15 min
- 04A permission with more verbs than the reason🔒15 min
- 05What a version is for, and what it has to keep🔒15 min
- 06Both edits were right; one of them is gone🔒15 min
- 07Six people, one record, and who pays for the tidying🔒15 min
- 08What a rule costs to keep🔒15 min