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Data-as-a-product: A framework for collaborative data wrangling

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A reproducible framework called daapr packages data wrangling into versioned, shareable “data products” and is actively used at Bristol Myers Squibb across exploratory analyses, with some repos showing commits since 2022. It versions code via Git/GitHub, environment via renv, and data via pins, uses derivation functions and optional targets pipelines, currently supports RDS/QS and remote boards, plans parquet support, and reports successful collaborative reuse with reader/writer/owner onboarding roles and documented credential and Git workflows.

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  1. 0:00Reproducible data wrangling
  2. 1:09Ad hoc analysis challenges
  3. 2:35Data products for analysis
  4. 3:36DAAPR framework overview
  5. 4:19Versioning everything
  6. 5:48DAAPR workflow steps
  7. 7:14Derivation code in DAAPR
  8. 8:21Data product object structure
  9. 9:28Versioning and deploying products
  10. 10:32Iterating on data products
  11. 11:14Collaboration in repos
  12. 12:22Adoption barriers
  13. 13:26DAAPR onboarding roles
  14. 14:48Proving framework success
  15. 15:11Adoption roadblocks
  16. 16:55User troubleshooting
  17. 17:16DAAPR resources and future
  18. 18:41Q&A
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