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012 — Running Successful Data Product Discoveries — with Liz Leakey
- 2024/12/06
- 再生時間： 49 分
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SUMMARY
In this conversation, Liz Leakey and Sabrina Mach discuss the importance of user-centered design in creating effective data products.
They highlight the unique challenges posed by data products, the significance of understanding user personas, and share real-world applications of data discovery processes.
Liz emphasizes the need for empowering users through well-designed data products and addresses common objections to integrating design and product perspectives.
The conversation concludes with practical advice for starting a journey in data discovery and key principles for success.
TAKEAWAYS
User-centered design is crucial for effective data products.
Data products serve a diverse range of internal users.
Understanding user personas helps tailor data products to specific needs.
Design thinking can bridge the gap between technology and user needs.
Stakeholder engagement is essential for successful data discovery.
Stopping projects early can save time and resources.
Tracking the value of data products is important for their longevity.
Creating a culture of curiosity and exploration is key to innovation.
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Liz Leakey (Guest on the show)
Sabrina Mach (Host of the show)
CHAPTERS
00:00 Background and Expertise in Design
02:25 Discovery for Data Products
04:19 Understanding Data Products
05:30 User-Centric Approach in Data Discovery
08:02 Personal Experience in Data Discovery
11:11 Connecting Business Value with User Needs
15:07 Redefining Data Products
18:42 Unexpected Successes in Data Collaboration
20:51 Empowering Users Through Data Products
25:43 The Case for Design in Data Products
30:09 The Importance of User-Centric Design
33:45 Starting Your Data Discovery Journey
35:47 Pro Tip: Sunset a Data Product
38:07 Pro Tip: Track the Value of Your Data Product
39:18 Principles for Successful Data Discoveries
42:26 Why the Design Perspective is Needed for Creating Better Data Products
45:07 Liz's Content Recommendations
47:48 A question to our Listeners