Data Mesh Monthly Round Table: Data Catalogs

Join us for our monthly Data Mesh Learning Roundtable. This is an interactive roundtable that encourages participant interaction. We will divide the group into break-out sessions moderated by our four hosts:

Andrew Sharp, Principal Consultant/Data Governance, Oakland Group
Amy Raygada, Senior Data Product Manager, Swiss Marketplace
Karin Håkansson, Data Governance/Data Mesh Lead Consultant
Wannes Rosiers, Product Manager and Data Enthusiast, Conveyor

with special guest Ole Olesen-Bagneux, Chief Evangelist, Zeenea

In the evolving landscape of data management, Data Mesh is emerging as a transformative approach to handle the increasing complexity and scale of data in large organizations. One of the critical components of Data Mesh is the Data Catalog, which acts as a centralized repository for metadata, providing a comprehensive overview of the data assets within the organization. The Data Catalog in a Data Mesh framework ensures data discoverability, accessibility, and governance, enabling data consumers to easily find, understand, and use data from diverse sources. By cataloging data products across various domains, the Data Catalog facilitates decentralized data ownership while maintaining a high level of interoperability and standardization.

To delve deeper into the intricacies of Data Catalogs within the Data Mesh paradigm, we have invited Ole Olesen-Bagneux, a renowned expert in data governance and metadata management. With his extensive experience and insights, Ole will discuss the role of Data Catalogs in enhancing data democratization, fostering data-driven decision-making, and addressing the challenges associated with implementing Data Mesh in large-scale enterprises. His talk promises to provide valuable perspectives on optimizing Data Catalogs for improved data quality, compliance, and operational efficiency in a Data Mesh environment.