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In this episode of Make Data Talk, Dr. Selena Fisk breaks down the critical difference between a data strategy and a data plan, and why confusing the two is quietly undermining data-informed decision making in many organisations.
Too often, leaders believe they have a data strategy when what they actually have is a collection of dashboards, reporting tools, or technology roadmaps. But a true data strategy defines why data matters, and how it creates value. A data plan, on the other hand, clarifies what data is used, by whom, when, and what responsibility sits behind it.
If you care about data governance, building a strong data culture, improving business intelligence, or strengthening data-informed leadership, this episode will help you align strategy with execution.
You'll learn:
The difference between data strategy and a data plan
How to provide clarity for data responsibility across teams
Practical steps to build a more data-informed organisation
Perfect for executives, leaders, and data professionals who want their data investments to actually change behaviour, not just produce reports.
By Dr Selena FiskIn this episode of Make Data Talk, Dr. Selena Fisk breaks down the critical difference between a data strategy and a data plan, and why confusing the two is quietly undermining data-informed decision making in many organisations.
Too often, leaders believe they have a data strategy when what they actually have is a collection of dashboards, reporting tools, or technology roadmaps. But a true data strategy defines why data matters, and how it creates value. A data plan, on the other hand, clarifies what data is used, by whom, when, and what responsibility sits behind it.
If you care about data governance, building a strong data culture, improving business intelligence, or strengthening data-informed leadership, this episode will help you align strategy with execution.
You'll learn:
The difference between data strategy and a data plan
How to provide clarity for data responsibility across teams
Practical steps to build a more data-informed organisation
Perfect for executives, leaders, and data professionals who want their data investments to actually change behaviour, not just produce reports.