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Is it Data Product or Data as a Product?

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Listen as SAP data experts, Gebhard Roos, Maria Villar, and Tina Rosario discuss the concepts that fall under the umbrella of “Data as a Product.” They will converse on the nuances and value of various approaches to data sharing, including democratization, monetization, and data marketplaces, with both inside and outside views. Host: Corrie Birkeness Speakers: Gebhard Roos – Product Manager for SAP Datasphere Data Marketplace Maria Villar – Head of North America Data Strategy and Transformation Tina Rosario – Chief Data Officer, SAP Europe Important Links: SAP solutions for Data & Analytics: https://bit.ly/3IDy9kS Blog on SAP Datasphere Marketplace: https://bit.ly/4d39Fzq SAP Business Network: https://bit.ly/3JmF56p SAP Sustainability Data Exchange: https://bit.ly/3Q3GeU0 Key Topics of Discussion: Distinguishing Data Product vs. Data as a Product: Exploring the operational model and overarching principles that define these concepts. Characteristics of Data Products: Delving into the transparency, alignment with consumer needs, and governance constraints that distinguish data products. Role of Data Marketplaces: Understanding the significance of data marketplaces in facilitating internal and external data exchange, monetization, and collaboration. Models of Data Sharing: Exploring various models of data sharing, including public domain data, commercial data sharing, and indirect monetization, both internally and externally. Organizational Challenges: Addressing the organizational buy-in, education, and mindset shift required to prioritize consumer needs and navigate the complexities of data product implementation. Technical Challenges: Discussing the technical considerations and architectural models necessary for effective data product creation and management. Transparency and Trustworthiness: Highlighting the importance of transparency, trustworthiness, and consumer-centric design in building successful data products and marketplaces.

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