In invasive models, adoption is commanded top-down. It takes years. In NIDG, one team sees a business glossary integrated into their BI tool. They realize they no longer argue about "What is an Active Customer?" They tell another team. Adoption spreads virally. Success compounds.
Change management is the single biggest hurdle in any data initiative. NIDG bypasses this hurdle by lowering the "cost of entry" for employees. Minimized Friction: In invasive models, adoption is commanded top-down
Because it is "non-invasive," it often meets less organizational resistance than top-down mandates. Scalable & Agile: In invasive models
High. Clinics are understaffed. They will ignore the mandate. In invasive models, adoption is commanded top-down
Traditional governance feels like an interrogation: "Why didn't you follow the new naming convention?"