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As they do so, access to traditional and modern data sources is required. Poor dataquality and information silos tend to emerge as early challenges. Customer dataquality, for example, tends to erode very quickly as consumers experience various life changes.
For data teams, that often leads to a burgeoning inbox of new projects, as business users throughout the organization strive to discover new insights and find new ways of creating value for the business. In the meantime, dataquality and overall data integrity suffer from neglect.
Auto-tracked metrics guide governance efforts, based on insights around dataquality and profiling. This empowers leaders to see and refine human processes around data. Deeper knowledge of how data is used powers deeper understanding of the data itself. SiloedData. Silos arise for a range of reasons.
A system that recognises certain people as accountable for curating and stewarding data helps ensure all people who access this data can trust it. Central to this is a culture where decisions are made based solely on data, rather than gut feel, seniority, or consensus.
Components of a Data Governance Framework A typical Data Governance framework consists of the following: Policies Rules Processes Organizational structures Technologies It also encompasses Data Governance software that will be used to automate the process and manage the governance program.
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