Ignite a data revolution that accelerates trust, governance, and AI success.
In a world where AI no longer waits for permission: where autonomous agents plan, decide, and act faster than organizations can rewrite job descriptions, the real competitive advantages are not the technology and data by themselves, but the ability to govern them, guide them, and grow with them. As agentic AI reshapes workflows and redefines "normal," leaders face a simple choice: build the data and information capabilities that create clarity, trust, and acceleration - or get outpaced by those who do. The Data Catalyst³ (Cubed) gives you the blueprint for staying in control when the machines begin to move.
In this breakthrough book, renowned author Robert S. Seiner revolutionizes how organizations understand Data Governance by showing that governance, change management, and data fluency are not competing disciplines. They are a multiplier. When combined, they create catalytic momentum that eliminates resistance, accelerates adoption, and restores trust in data across the enterprise. Seiner, creator of the Non-Invasive Data Governance (NIDG) approach, once again proves that governance isn't bureaucracy - it's the accelerant for AI readiness, analytics excellence, and business and digital transformation.
Through three practical guides (Executive Briefing, Activation and Acceleration, and Field Guides), studied and applied canvases, and real-world examples, readers learn how to formalize accountability without disruption, embed governance into daily workflow, and build the fluency needed for people at every level to speak and act with data confidence. Seiner introduces the exponential power of becoming "cubed", magnifying governance × change × fluency - so organizations can build alignment, eliminate friction, and sustain momentum even as technology and expectations rapidly evolve.
If you're ready to stop selling governance as pain and start showing it as power, this book will permanently change how you - and your organization - think, talk, and act around data. This isn't just a new way to do governance. It's the new way to win in the AI era.
