In the data mesh, we mark the difference between an operational data (a representation of a state) and an analytical data which have (at least) one temporal dimension.
I did not insist on this in the article because that was not the point.
What you mention is right, it is very difficult to find incentive to get operational data.
It is not the same in the analytical world. At its core, data mesh is a paradigm that applies to the analytical world.
In the data mesh, we mark the difference between an operational data (a representation of a state) and an analytical data which have (at least) one temporal dimension.
I did not insist on this in the article because that was not the point.
What you mention is right, it is very difficult to find incentive to get operational data. It is not the same in the analytical world. At its core, data mesh is a paradigm that applies to the analytical world.