Meet the guy trying to drag HM Treasury's data strategy into the 21st century
overseen mainly by HM Treasury, the department also responsible for keeping the economy on track and overseeing financial markets. To do its job, the Treasury aims to create a"production model" of a new data platform by the end of the 2024-2025 financial year.
The result is duplicated effort and inconsistency, which leads to inefficiencies. It also creates inconsistency in the tools analysts use. For example, in data catologs and metadata management, Microsoft has a product called Purview, but HM Treasury is looking elsewhere. Kelly says the department has already started exploring Informatica's tools and is considering going to market to find a solution.
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