Data Democracy

1 Definition

Describes a methodological framework of values and actions that benefit and minimize any harm to the public or the typical user.

A data democracy breaks down into at least six principles:

The average end user can access information in any digital format.
Non-specialists should be able to gather and analyze data or engage in self-service without requiring outside help, specifically from IT.
Individual private data needs to be protected, as decreed by the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) .
Data Quality is a must.
Technologies such as Augmented Analytics, NoSQL, dashboards, and self-service tools, like those created by Collibra, Teradata, and Unilog, play an important part in empowering nontechnical people in a Data Democracy.
Data ethics need to guide data democracies.

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