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  <title>#48 Your data strategy and data plan are two different things - get both!</title>
  <description>In this episode of&amp;amp;nbsp;Make Data Talk, Dr. Selena Fisk breaks down the critical difference between a data strategy and a data plan,&amp;amp;nbsp;and why confusing the two is quietly undermining data-informed decision making in many organisations. Too often, leaders believe they have a data strategy when what they actually have is a collection of dashboards, reporting tools, or technology roadmaps. But a true data strategy defines why data matters, and how it creates value. A data plan, on the other hand, clarifies what data is used, by whom, when, and what responsibility sits behind it. If you care about data governance, building a strong data culture, improving business intelligence, or strengthening data-informed leadership, this episode will help you align strategy with execution. You’ll learn:   The difference between data strategy and a data plan   How to provide clarity for data responsibility across teams   Practical steps to build a more data-informed organisation   Perfect for executives, leaders, and data professionals who want their data investments to actually change behaviour, not just produce reports. </description>
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