Data Governance

Having a comprehensive system for managing and controlling data quality is becoming an increasingly important priority for organizations worldwide.
Data governance is a corporate initiative built around enterprisewide data quality, integration and management.

Data governance ensures that your organization:

• Maintains a single, consistent set of policies and processes for monitoring and managing all corporate data
• Consistently enforces business rules
• Maintains more vigilant risk management

A successful data governance program requires a combination of people, processes and technology, integrating an institutional recognition of the importance of high-quality data and a practical commitment to establishing and maintaining this quality throughout the enterprise.

DataFlux technology enables this kind of organizational change by placing the power to improve data quality in the hands of business users. DataFlux uniquely expands the capacities of data stewards across the enterprise, enabling the implementation of business-driven governance rules across all corporate data.

Webcasts

Featured Webcast:

Burning Questions on Data Governance: Establish Ground Rules and Business Standards for Quality Information

This Webcast will answer burning questions and provide best practices for an effective data governance initiative. Find out how to improve the way you create rules and standards needed to ensure that your organization has sound information to make wise, forward-looking decisions.

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White Papers

Featured White Paper:

ROI of Data Governance
Concentrating on increasing revenue necessarily means paying attention to metrics such as return on investment (ROI). This white paper from Gwen Thomas of the Data Governance Institute provides a practical guide for determining ROI for data governance, data quality, metadata, master data, or other data-related programs, projects or ongoing processes.

Other Whitepapers:

Building a Data Quality Scorecard for Operational Data Governance


The Data Governance Maturity Model


Data Governance for Master Data Management and Beyond


Data Ownership and Enterprise Data Management: Is Your Data Under Control?


The Importance of Data Governance and Stewardship in Enterprise Data Management