“Composable CDP” has been consuming much attention at CDP Institute as we wrestle with how best to help buyers who are considering it as an option.   The Institute published a Composable CDP Self-Assessment tool a few weeks ago, which gives a checklist of the functions required to replicate the profile-building capabilities of a standard CDP.   This was intended as the centerpiece of our Composable CDP Knowledge Hub but has attracted fewer users than expected.     The explanation I find most plausible is that few people can answer the Self-Assessment’s detailed questions about existing systems and requirements.   In itself, this isn’t terrible: much of the value in the Self-Assessment comes from giving users a comprehensive checklist of items to consider, thereby highlighting the true scope of a Composable project.   Still, it’s clear the Self-Assessment isn’t helping buyers as much as we had expected, so we’re considering what other tools might be more useful.…