Why should you have an AI Governance framework? Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming the world, driving innovation and improving efficiency across various sectors. While AI offers immense benefits, it also brings challenges and responsibilities. This is why every organisation should enforce an AI Governance framework. An AI Governance framework is a set of guidelines and […]
New possibilities for the asset pages The asset page provides detailed information about an asset. With the release of the new UI/UX, Collibra now introduces an “At a glance” field, and allows its users to adjust asset pages to more tailored needs. In addition to this, one can decide to show or not to show
Collibra’s new UI/UX Collibra is a leading Data Intelligence company that provides organisations with a platform to manage, catalog, and understand their data assets. Collibra released a new beta user interface (UI) with release 2024.02, which contains various improvements and changes towards the previous UI. The latest UI introduces features like customisable theme settings for
Data Quality Tools Data Quality is vital for organisations that produce and consume large amounts of data, as outlined in our previous blog. Enterprise-wide data quality management requires a dedicated data quality tool to make sure data is fit for purpose. This blog outlines why you need a data quality tool, what capabilities to look
BPM with Collibra’s new engine Business Process Management (BPM) is a critical aspect of modern enterprises, enabling organisations to model, automate, and optimise their business processes. In the BPMN (Business Process Model and Notation) world, two popular engines that facilitate this process coordination are the Activiti engine and the Flowable engine. With the introduction of
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Data Quality: A Journey Through Time In the current digital age, where decisions cannot be made without Data, the importance of Data Quality cannot be overstated. Take, for instance, the major error made by Public Health England during their daily COVID-19 contact tracing in 2020. Nearly 16,000 positive coronavirus cases were omitted due to the
