Published: 25 March 2024
Summary
Data and analytics governance in enterprises often suffers from diverse stakeholder goals and fragmented D&A programs. To tackle this, chief data and analytics officers must implement comprehensive governance policies regarding quality, security, privacy, retention, ethics, definitions and models.
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Key Findings
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Diversebusiness outcomes, priorities and stakeholdersmake it difficult to establish complete, consistently aligned, and effective data and analytics (D&A) governance policies. This leads to a fragmented scope of the D&A governance effort.
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D&A teams and related stakeholders often choose a suboptimal or fragmented scope because they don’t consider both of the critical dimensions — which D&A artifacts to govern and which types of policies to apply.
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Some other organizations develop programs and write policies for every information asset, one policy at a time, only to end up with monolithic programs that have little chance of collaborating.
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D&A governance programs generate limited value
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