Who owns data and analytics at your organization?

Data & Analytics Team & Organizational Design

Business-side leader owns both data and analytics36%

IT-side leader owns both data and analytics54%

IT-side leader owns data while business-side leader owns analytics7%

None of these describe it2%

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Retired - Former Executive Advisor, CEO / CIO in Manufacturing2 years ago

IT is to custodian, but the business owns the data.

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