Thriving data cultures prioritize inclusion, collaboration, and transparency over command and control. They work iteratively vs. trying to "boil the ocean." But of course, this is easier said than done, right?
“Getting this information in a common place means a significant improvement in productivity of our data scientists. This process used to take months. Now, they can go online and get this in minutes.”
“We now do in half a day what we couldn't do in six months.”
“With the knowledge graph, we had the ability to establish relationships between data elements, business elements, and decision elements.”
“Our technology stack is like a jigsaw puzzle and data.world is the piece that connects everything together. It’s very powerful and unique.”
“We most certainly do judge a book by its cover and data.world has the best UI of any data catalog I explored, which is key to grabbing your audience and user adoption.”
“data.world is a fantastic tool for a data mesh approach because it allows users to search for data even without having direct access to it.”
“It's been exciting to deploy data.world at Indeed because it's the first time we've actually had all this information and metadata in one place. This is really giving us the visibility that we need to bring that focus to both our governance and security programs.”
When you purchase a data catalog, you expect results. But software alone doesn’t turn your data workers into knowledge superheroes. You need expert guidance to achieve your goals. At data.world, our Customer Success organization has two primary objectives: delivering a superior customer experience and increasing product adoption.