Unclear Ownership
Nobody is accountable for a data asset, so quality issues go unresolved and definitions drift apart across teams.
Trusted Data. Intelligent Decisions.
KRISID builds practical data governance foundations — operating models, clear ownership, catalogs, lineage and quality KPIs — implemented on Collibra, Microsoft Purview, Informatica CDGC, Atlan and Alation, and extended to govern the AI agents your business is starting to deploy.
Years in data
Governance platforms
Business-led delivery
Managed support
Organisations invest in catalogs, quality tools and workflow platforms — and months later the business is still working from spreadsheets, email threads and tribal knowledge. Governance was implemented for the business instead of with it.
Nobody is accountable for a data asset, so quality issues go unresolved and definitions drift apart across teams.
Without a curated catalog and lineage, analysts rebuild the same logic repeatedly and leaders lose confidence in reporting.
AI and agentic initiatives inherit unreliable data and undefined authority — creating risk faster than they create value.
From strategy and operating model through platform implementation, custom workflows and steady-state support.
Operating model, roles, policies, glossary and quality KPIs — plus the adoption, literacy and training programme that makes it stick.
Domains, catalog onboarding, lineage, policies and privacy, Data Marketplace and Edge — plus managed support and upgrades.
Scanners, curation model, glossary, lineage and stewardship — with source integration and automated onboarding.
Data map, scanners, classifications, sensitivity labels, lineage and insights — integrated across your Azure estate.
Active metadata, personas and purposes, column-level lineage and governance workflows embedded where teams already work.
Discovery and stewardship driven by real usage — query log analysis, trust flags, glossary and policy management.
BPMN-driven Collibra workflows for approvals, stewardship tasks, access requests and issue management — auditable by design.
Secure connectors and APIs that synchronise metadata, lineage and policies for near-real-time, consistent catalogs.
Governance obligations differ by sector. We work where the data is regulated, high-volume, or both.
Risk data aggregation, regulatory reporting lineage, and the evidence supervisors ask for.
Product telemetry at scale, domain-owned data products, and governance for AI features.
Subscriber data, network analytics, and consent management across very large volumes.
Audience data, rights and licensing metadata, and privacy across syndication chains.
Patient data protection, consent and purpose limitation, and clinical data quality.
Enterprises are no longer deploying AI that only generates answers. They are introducing agents that discover information, call tools, access systems and execute business actions.
An agent catalog has to be more than an inventory. For every agent you need to know who owns it, what business purpose it serves, which systems it can reach, what it is allowed to execute, where human approval is required, and how its behaviour is audited.
The two carry very different risk profiles, and your governance model should say so explicitly. We help you define authority tiers, approval gates and audit trails before agents touch a system of record.
A delivery sequence designed to show value in weeks — not after an eighteen-month programme.
We map your current state across people, process, policy and platform, and identify where accountability is genuinely missing rather than merely undocumented.
Quick wins first. We sequence domains and use cases so business teams feel the benefit before the programme asks anything of them.
Configuration, metadata harvesting, lineage, workflows and integrations on Collibra, Purview, CDGC, Atlan or Alation — engineered, not clicked together.
Enablement, data literacy, stewardship operating rhythms and SLA-driven support so governance survives after the consultants leave.
Written from what we see repeatedly in governance programmes. Free to read, no registration.
The EU AI Act's high-risk obligations are enforceable now. Why the organisations coping best extended the data governance they already had.
Five layers built around accountability, enforcement and evidence — with the diagram, and which layer fails first.
Purpose limitation, consent lineage and retention as governance attributes — not a parallel legal programme.
It happens through accountability. Tell us where your governance programme is stuck and we'll tell you honestly what it would take.
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