How can business users get their daily tasks done in a Data Catalog?
Business users can perform their daily tasks in a Data Catalog in the following ways:
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Accessing Trusted Data: Business users can easily access trusted data using a data catalog. This makes it easier for them to get the right data to make informed decisions.
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Automating Daily Tasks: Using a data catalog, business users can automate their daily tasks, such as accessing trusted data, which saves time and effort.
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Making Better Decisions: With access to rich information available in a data catalog, business users can make informed decisions.
Operational efficiency
One of the most significant benefits of using a data catalog is operational efficiency. Business users can access trusted data and automate their business processes using a Data Catalog. This helps them get the right data to make informed decisions.
Moreover, you don’t need to build multiple systems that may take time and resources. Instead, a data catalog can support all your needs from analytics to discovery and governance across all your data sources, including big data platforms like Hadoop or Teradata.
Fraud and risk advantage
Using a data catalog can help mitigate fraud and reduce risk in the following ways:
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How to mitigate fraud: By using a data catalog, you can get a better understanding of your organization’s data assets, which helps you track down fraudulent activity. You can also use the data catalog to identify areas where there may be gaps in security or other issues that could lead to fraud.
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How to reduce risk: A well-maintained data catalog allows businesses with multiple departments and locations to manage their information more effectively, which means they’re less likely to experience costly mistakes or accidents that could put sensitive information at risk. In addition, having an accurate picture of what kinds of information is being shared across different teams can help ensure compliance with regulations such as PCI DSS (Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard) while also reducing potential liability concerns like GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation).
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Improve overall security: A well-designed system will provide users with access only when they need it–meaning fewer chances for unauthorized accesses by unauthorized users–and provide notifications when new users join so everyone knows who has access to what kind of sensitive company data.”