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 versity.net/sessionPop.cfm?confid=158&proposalid=15161\nAt Beck’s Hyb
 rids, a prominent player in the agricultural industry since 1937, the conce
 pt of “Speaking a Common Data Language” has become the foundati
 on for company growth and the pivotal role data plays in that growth. With 
 the company’s steady expansion and an ever-increasing market footprin
 t, the volume of data collected, employed, and relied upon for day-to-day a
 nd long-term decision-making has also grown. The days of just a few individ
 uals holding the keys to data knowledge have evolved into every individual 
 at Beck’s accessing data insights to make key business decisions.\n\n
 Recent logic changes in their dealer business model have not only influence
 d how they help farmers but have also structurally altered how data is view
 ed in the company. This has created a strategic need to ensure business and
  technology teams speak a common data language, establish shared responsibi
 lities to define data and its uses, and take joint accountability for a con
 tinuous flow of communication to deliver trusted data for consumers across 
 the company. Beck’s recognizes that building such a data culture
  of speaking a common data language requires a shared data knowledge catalo
 g. Additionally, empowering its business stakeholders with self-service acc
 ess to trusted data ensures continuous communication and collaboration with
  the IT teams on their existing data assets.\n\nIn this presentation, Brook
 e Gajownik, the Director of Data Services, outlines Beck’s data journ
 ey and its data vision, resulting in elevated data literacy across the orga
 nization, including elements of data trust and quality. Join to learn why t
 he fusion of agriculture and technology is essential, especially as Beck&rs
 quo;s Hybrids underscores key takeaways for data leaders in other industrie
 s. Understand the importance of “Speaking a Common Data Language&rdqu
 o; and fostering a data culture to ensure continued success and innovation 
 in the agricultural industry and beyond.
DTSTART:20231205T111500
SUMMARY:A Data Literacy Case Study: Succeeding with Data Transformation Usi
 ng a Common Data Language
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