The MyDataWork blog.

Your team knows how to build a dashboard, reconcile a forecast, or improve a model. Explaining how that work supports the business often requires a separate effort: finding the right files, identifying who depends on them, and assembling a progress report from scattered notes. MyDataWork brings those connections into one workspace. It links analytical assets to the use cases they support, the stakeholders who care about them, and the outcomes you record. You keep working

What MyDataWork holds about your estate, what it never holds, and why structure answers the questions your data can’t. “We only read metadata” reads as either reassuring or limiting, depending on where you stand. It’s good news if you’re trying to adopt something new without waiting weeks to clear a security review. It can sound like bad news if “only metadata” makes you anticipate a thinner product than desired. For the questions MyDataWork exists to

Inflation. Weather. Employment. Energy prices. Who lives in the trade area, and how that changed. The context your forecasts are missing is published, current, and free — and most teams never get to it. Not because it wouldn’t help, but because working out which source fits, before you commit to building anything, takes an afternoon nobody has. External Data — two minutes, using the demo data that ships with every account. The data is good.

A semantic layer tells an agent what the numbers mean. It will not tell it who owns the work, or what breaks when that work changes. Gib Bassett · Founder, MyDataWork In March, Jason Cui and Jennifer Li published Your Data Agents Need Context on the Andreessen Horowitz website, a16z. It is the clearest account I have read of why “chat with your data” kept failing, and its central argument is right: an agent that

Introducing Architecture & Value — the leadership view that turns the work your team already tracks into a single portfolio of tools, value, and dependencies. Deterministic, aggregate, and built for the team lead. A two-minute walkthrough of Architecture & Value, from the tool portfolio to the audited full-workspace view. A dozen tools, and no single picture If you lead a data and analytics team — say a dozen analysts — you already know the shape

Your data work has never had a home before. That’s not a criticism of your tooling — it’s the simple reality this product exists to change. The spreadsheets, queries, dashboards, and notebooks that run your part of the business live in folders and memory, and until now there’s been no system whose job was to catalog that work, connect it to business value, and keep the context alive. Which means that when you open MyDataWork