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Season 2: Episode #28 | Training Business Users: Setting Boundaries for Data Exploration

The Data Crunch · 2025-07-31 · 7 min

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Giving business users data access can feel like handing over the car keys… without teaching them how to drive. In this episode, Vadym and Ruslan talk about why training and boundaries are non-negotiable for successful self-service reporting . You’ll hear a real-life story of how one unchecked dashboard broke revenue reporting - and learn how to avoid making the same mistake. What you’ll learn: ️ The hidden risks of “access without guidance” The 3 pillars of effective training for data exploration How to enforce guardrails without being the “data police” Tools and structures that make safe self-service possible Why sandboxes, templates, and tiered access are game-changers ️ Discover OWOX BI for trusted self-service reporting Deploy open-source OWOX Data Marts on GitHub Get trusted reports with your context in 1 minute OWOX Website Analytics with OWOX BI YouTube Channel

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