As the world of data management grows and changes, participants in data ecosystems must adapt. With the convergence of several influences—big data, self-service analytics, self-service data preparation tools, data science practices, and so on—we’re moving rapidly into an age of data curators and data shoppers.
Data shopper describes anyone who is seeking data to meet analytics needs. The data curator is responsible for a collection of data assets, and making it available to data shoppers. Cataloging is an essential curation activity to create and maintain a vital, valuable, and valued data marketplace. Curating and cataloging work together to meet the data needs of business and data analysts, to provide self-service data to complement self-service analytics, and to realize the promise of democratizing data analytics.
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