An enterprise has established a new department to oversee the life cycle of activities that support data management objectives. Which of the following should be done NEXT?

Developing a BCP is important for operational resilience but is a subsequent step after defining the foundational structure and responsibilities of the new department.

Assessing the current data business model is a preliminary step often done *before* or concurrently with establishing a department, not necessarily the *next* immediate action after the department's formation.

Reviewing data privacy requirements is an ongoing activity and a specific aspect of data governance that would fall under the department's mandate, but defining internal roles is more foundational.

Establishing a RACI (Responsible, Accountable, Consulted, Informed) chart is essential for a newly formed department to clearly delineate roles and responsibilities for each activity supporting data management objectives, ensuring accountability and efficient workflow. This framework provides clarity on who does what, who makes decisions, and who needs to be informed for all data management lifecycle activities.