Make governance a reality in a decentralized data landscape on October 8

Data governance in a data
mesh world - dream or reality?

Panel discussion

Wednesday, October 8

In-person at Thoughtworks Berlin Auditorium

6pm - 9pm CEST

As organizations increasingly embrace the data mesh approach to overcome the limitations of monolithic data architectures, a pressing question emerges: can robust data governance thrive in this new paradigm, or is it merely an elusive dream?

Hear from data experts from BASF, Mobile.de, Zalando and Thoughtworks as they tackle the complexities of data governance within a data mesh framework. We'll explore the challenges, opportunities, and practical strategies involved. Expect real-world case studies and expert insights on achieving sustainable and scalable data governance in this environment.

Key Takeaways:

The role of governance in a decentralized data mesh model.
How to balance autonomy and accountability across data domains.
Best practices for federated data governance at scale.
Driving cultural change and data team collaboration.

This session provides data leaders, architects, and practitioners with actionable strategies to build a resilient data governance framework for the modern data mesh. Learn how to make governance a reality in a decentralized data landscape.

Partners

mobile.de is Germany's largest vehicle marketplace with about 1.2 million listed cars, trucks, and motorcycles. Including listing exports to the sister platform Kleinanzeigen, mobile.de reaches about 21.42 million unique users per month (AGOF digital facts, mobile.de and Kleinanzeigen vehicle category, Ø Month May to October 2022). Both private customers and more than 42,000 registered vehicle dealers use the platform. As a "one-stop shop," mobile.de offers not only buying and selling services but also financing and leasing solutions, among others. The company, founded in 1996, is a subsidiary of Adevinta, a globally leading provider of online classifieds portals.

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Kleinanzeigen is the leading online classifieds market in Germany. An average of more than 50 million ads are available in numerous categories - from children's supplies to electronics to real estate. With more than 36 million users per month, Kleinanzeigen has the widest reach of all online selling platforms in the country. Most of the items traded on Kleinanzeigen are second-hand. In this way, users make an active contribution to sustainability. The Kleinanzeigen market allows companies the opportunity to easily offer their services online. Kleinanzeigen was launched in September 2009 as eBay Kleinanzeigen. Since June 2021, the company has been part of Adevinta, a leading global provider of online classified ads. In May 2023, the name was changed to Kleinanzeigen.

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