Morgan Stanley, SocGen Shift Sight Line on Who's Accountable for Data
The two banks outline their ambitious data governance programs, which make business professionals culpable for their organization's data decisions.
Some banks are no longer pointing the finger at technologists for the state of their data; more and more, the business professionals shoulder that blame. While firms are at different stages of maturity in their governance programs, some, like Morgan Stanley and Societe Generale, are altering the line of data accountability.
Morgan Stanley has spent the last year deploying a federated governance structure for managing data across its organization. The approach means that each business within the
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