When Maximilien Robespierre first uttered the now famous phrase “liberté, equalité, fraternité,” during the French Revolution, the concept of data democratization didn’t yet exist. In Robespierre’s speech, the phrase was intended to unite and inspire French revolutionaries with the three ideals of freedom, equality, and brotherhood.
However, for me, these ideals pretty accurately convey a healthy mindset that businesses should adopt when thinking about how they manage, distribute, and consume data within their teams.
