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DESCRIPTION:Click for Latest Location Information: http://edwbootcamps.data
 versity.net/sessionPop.cfm?confid=145&proposalid=12560\nDay 3: Data Governa
 nce Functions\n\n	Data Literacy\n	\n
 How to demonstrate the value of Data Governance in ways everybody in the or
 ganization will understand\n
 Data education that works for organizations of all sizes\n
 Key concepts and why they are important to DG\n
 Identifying who needs Data Literacy\n		Developing training programs\n
 Expanding reach and awareness throughout the organization\n	\n	\n
 Change Management\n	\n		Prioritization and projects\n
 Time-management techniques busy professionals use and how to keep people on
  track\n		Identifying and making tradeoffs\n		Force-ranking\n
 How Agile may (or may not) fit into the picture for you\n	\n	\n
 Metadata Management\n	\n
 Why data context is at least as important as the data itself?\n
 Keys to scoping and executing your initial metadata efforts\n
 Techniques for getting to common and agreed definitions\n
 Why activity is so much more important than precision?\n	\n	\n
 Data Quality\n	\n
 Understand how Data Quality is not what most people think\n
 Explore core Data Quality concepts and the role that Data Governance plays 
 in Data Quality\n
 Establishing a basic Data Quality scoring and remediation capability\n	\n
 \n	Master Data\n	\n		Finding your existing sources of master data\n
 Key considerations for implementing more advanced master data capabilities\
 n
 The incomplete perspective of aiming for a “single source of truth&rd
 quo;\n	\n	\n	Compliance\n	\n
 Identifying regulatory, internal, and other applicable mandates\n
 Linking to organizational strategy, and evaluating the “do nothing&rd
 quo; consequences\n		Defining standards and policies\n
 Where these originate\n		Balancing costs and benefits\n
 Fitting to the context of your organization\n	\n	\n	Enforcing Governance\n
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 How to communicate and enforce compliance with the outputs of Data Governan
 ce\n		Learning when to use the carrot and the stick\n
 What to do when you have no ‘real’ authority?\n	\n	\n
 Data Governance Artifacts\n	\n		Learn what Data Governance produces\n
 Why file sharing and spreadsheets are not enough?\n
 Find out how deficiencies in this area are among the top reasons Data Gover
 nance fails\n	\n	\n	Data Catalogs\n	\n
 Why data catalogs are a compelling option?\n
 The pros/cons of data catalogs\n		Implementing data catalogs\n
 Techniques for driving catalog usage\n
 Why this is the most important aspect of establishing a successful data cat
 alog?\n	\n	\n\n
DTSTART:20201021T083000
SUMMARY:Starting Your Data Governance Program (Day 3 of 4)
DTEND:20201021T162959
LOCATION: See Description
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