Trust
Data governance
Data governance decides who is responsible for data, what rules apply to it, and how those rules are applied, so data can be shared widely without losing control.
Governance enables openness
Governance is often seen as a brake, but in collaborative settings it is what makes sharing safe. Clear ownership, access rules and privacy safeguards let organisations open up more data with confidence.
Core elements
Roles
Owners, stewards and custodians with defined responsibilities.
Policies
Classification, retention, quality and acceptable use.
Access
Who can see or change which data, and why.
Standards
Shared definitions, formats and naming.
Compliance
Meeting legal duties such as GDPR.
Audit
Recording access and changes for accountability.
Work with ex omnia
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