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Companies today are quite good at collecting data - but still very poor at organizing and learning from it. Setting up a proper Data Governance organization, workflow, tools, and an effective data stack are essential tasks if a business wants to gain from it's information.

This book is for organizations of all sizes that want to build the right data stack for them - one that is both practical and enables them to be as informed as possible. It is a continually improving community driven book teaching modern data governance techniques for companies at different levels of data sophistication. In it we will progresses from the starting setup of a new startup to a mature data driven enterprise covering architectures, tools, team organizations, common pitfalls and best practices as data needs expand.
This book is for organizations of all sizes that want to build the right data stack for them - one that is both practical and enables them to be as informed as possible. It is a continually improving community driven book teaching modern data governance techniques for companies at different levels of data sophistication. In it we will progress from the starting setup of a new startup to a mature data driven enterprise covering architectures, tools, team organizations, common pitfalls and best practices as data needs expand.

The structure and original chapters of this book were written by the leadership and Data Advisor teams at Chartio, sharing our experiences working with hundreds of companies over the past decade. Here we've compiled our learnings and open sourced them in a free, open book.

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![Marts Stage of Data Sophistication](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/1E7D3_diPh5wYiEElr6_sQeY6qIV0Ri5nkC4LIqm_x5O9jJV_5hODDbdOZWHa8nKl_VcR7CbT_nbXvhRuDkzrOOV3amkVdu41zSeAtHEd-r6yPOqTaRI09ISxDn1rvTOGqjqFdRa "Data Mart")

Data Marts are smaller, more specific sources of truth for a team or topic of investigation. For example, the Sales team may only need 12 or so tables from the main Warehouse, while the Marketing team may need 20 tables—some of them the same, but some different.
Data Marts are smaller, more specific sources of truth for a team or topic of investigation. For example, the Sales team may only need 12 or so tables from the main Warehouse, while the Marketing team may need 20 tables—some of them the same, but some different.