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EPISODE · Feb 22, 2023 · 6 MIN

Building a Data Product: Data Assets

from Data Basement · host Daniel Fernandez

In this episode of Data Basement, we delve into the world of data assets and explore their importance for businesses and organizations. We'll define data assets and discuss their characteristics, including clean vs dirty data and processed vs raw data. We'll also cover the different types of data assets and how their value can vary, including data that becomes more valuable the more you collect and the longer you keep it, data that stops being valuable when you stop collecting it, and data that is always valuable. Tune in to learn more about how data assets can help inform decision-making, provide a competitive advantage, and drive business success. ⁠www.databasement.io ⁠ DataBasement offers fractional product management services, empowering companies to unlock their full potential with expert guidance in product development, AI/ML integration, and cybersecurity. We help tech startups, growing SMBs, and entrepreneurs turn ideas into market-ready solutions through strategic insights, scalable planning, and secure product development practices. Whether you're looking to enhance your product roadmap, assess AI adoption, or ensure robust data security, DataBasement provides tailored solutions to drive innovation and growth.

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