Part 3 of a series on scaling agentic workloads with Snowflake, focusing on organizational ownership of semantic views. It outlines which roles — analytics engineers, data product managers, data stewards, and data engineers — should own authoring vs. approval of semantic view definitions. Two org models are presented: a modern analytics-engineer-led path and a traditional data-engineer/steward path. The core principle is separating technical authoring from business approval to avoid definitions that are technically correct but business-wrong, or vice versa.
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