"What it takes to become data-driven"
- Trust - Leaders create a foundation of trust—in people and data
- People build high-trust relationships with data
- Teams encourage data access and transparency
- Data governance instills confidence in data
- Organizations set clear expectations for responsible data use
- Commitment - People treat data as a strategic asset
- Executives don't just sponsor data-driven behavior; they model it
- The organizational structure reflects the value of data
- Analytics goals influence data collection and processes
- Talent - Organizations prioritize data skills in recruiting, developing, and retaining talent
- Job descriptions clearly outline data skills for all roles
- Teams tailor enablement programs to all roles and levels
- Leaders encourage and reward data use
- Sharing - People support each other and develop a sense of belonging
- People actively share best practices across the organization
- Teams share data cross-functionally to support business objectives
- Leaders create time and space for people to participate in communities
- Mindset - Data becomes a catalyst for organization-wide improvement
- People encourage experimentation and innovation
- Organizations focus on outcomes, rather than vanity metrics
- People feel comfortable challenging ideas with data
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