Data Landscape Map

The overview of your relevant data

Understanding and managing data is critical for meeting regulatory requirements, enhancing transparency, and creating a base for data-driven sustainability management. However, the journey to a complete and actionable overview of your data landscape can be complex and daunting. Microsoft Azure microservices can be used to facilitate the analysis and visualization of the data in the end.

Our Data Landscape Map service is designed to address this challenge by combining our data expertise with in-depth user interviews to fully understand your data landscape and its interdependencies. The result: a comprehensive visualization of your data landscape.

Project Agenda

Our process for mapping your data landscape begins with a half-day Stakeholder Analysis Workshop to identify key stakeholders who have insights into your data. Following this, User Interviews are conducted with these stakeholders to uncover data sources, applications, and the relationships between them. Finally, our experts compile and visualize the findings in a Data Landscape Map, highlighting redundancies, dependencies, and critical data points to provide a clear, actionable overview of your data environment.

1. Stakeholder Analysis In a workshop (0.5-1 day), our experts will help you to identify the stakeholders who have a (partial) overview of your relevant data landscape. The external view helps to ensure the necessary granularity and completeness.

2. User Interviews Semi-structured interviews are conducted with the identified stakeholders which, in addition to identifying relevant data sources and applications, focus on the relationships and dependencies between them. Our experts have a deep understanding of data and data landscapes and can prevent inaccuracies and incompleteness.

3. Evaluation of Data Landscape MapThe results of the user interviews are compiled and visualized by our experts - the focus is on a presentation that highlights redundancies and dependencies, as well as the key data points.

The Outcome

You will have a complete visual overview of your data landscape, including the responsible stakeholders 6-8 weeks after the start of the project. All (interim) results are documented and presented.