Merrill Albert prevents "crimes against data." In the Chief Data Officer role at Trellance, the leading provider of data analytics for credit unions, she understands where organizations go wrong with data, and how to solve complex data challenges. She believes in understanding the business needs to solve the problem, keeping a tool-agnostic view. She's passionate developing the right high-quality data -- used ethically and compliantly,-- to make appropriate and timely decisions.
Managed correctly, data can be a more objective tool that advances credit unions toward parity. But, the flip side of the coin is that flawed data can perpetuate or even exacerbate existing biases. This is why it’s so important to identify and address potential defects.
Organizations are struggling to make the most of the data and analytics they have – and it’s due to the lack of data literacy.
One of the benefits of a more data-driven society is the opportunity to reduce the biases that unconsciously creep into human decision-making. No one
It’s not always easy to see the value of data governance when there isn’t an immediate cost savings or cash windfall. But what if you discovered that