What Is The Common Thread Running Through Four Critical Data Team Processes? Data Testing!
Stop Paying The Data Quality Tax
Why Data Observability costs a fortune, why it shouldn’t, and why paying $100,000/year for commodity algorithms is insane!
On-Demand Webinar: Seven Sins Of Data Quality
Confess your data sins. Find redemption. Maybe even laugh about it.
The Five Organizational Sins of Data Teams
The five organizational problems are systemic failures of culture and structure that lead to warring teams, a corrosive blame culture, “data blindness” regarding pipelines, a short-term project mindset, and the chaotic scattering of business logic. Learn how to identify and fix below.
The Data Consultant’s Growth Playbook: Accelerating Client Acquisition and Retention with DataKitchen’s Open Source TestGen
A Consultant’s Guide to Using DataKitchen’s Open Source Data Quality and Data Observability Tools: How to Find New Clients, Strengthen Relationships, and Deliver Better Results
The Seven Deadly Sins of Data Quality
Confess your data sins. Find redemption. Maybe even laugh about it.
Webinar: A Masterclass In The Six Types Of Data Quality Dashboards
In A Masterclass In The Six Types of Data Quality Dashboards, you’ll learn how to build all six powerful data quality dashboard types in under an hour using 100% open source tools.
The Data Errors Shame Game: Why Data Engineers Avoid Harsh Truths
Many professionals would rather *not* know about data quality problems. Isn’t finding and fixing issues the job? Yes … but organizational dynamics around data errors punish the messenger. Here’s how to fix that dynamic.
The Ostrich Problem: Your Data Team Thinks Their Job Ends at Deployment.
What to do when your team doesn’t care about data errors in production? The “deploy and forget” ostrich mindset is one of the most corrosive patterns in data engineering teams. Here’s How to Change That.
The 2026 Open Source Data Profiling Software Landscape
Data profiling has re-emerged as an essential first step in protecting AI-driven organizations from data-induced failures. Most open-source profiling tools stop at describing data; almost none automatically convert profiling insights into actionable data hygiene checks.
