Which of the following Net-Centric Data Strategy goals are required to increase enterprise and community data over private user and system data? Each correct answer represents a complete solution. Cho

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Options

• AUnderstandability
• BVisibility
• CInteroperability
• DAccessibility

• A
  6% (1)
• B
  88% (14)
• C
  6% (1)

Explanation

Visibility (B) and Accessibility (D) are correct because they directly address the transition from private/siloed data to enterprise-shared data. Visibility ensures data is posted and discoverable on the network so the broader community knows it exists, while Accessibility ensures that once found, authorized users can actually retrieve and use it - together these two goals operationalize the "share before need" principle central to Net-Centric Data Strategy.

Understandability (A) is a distractor because it concerns whether data can be correctly interpreted (metadata, context, definitions) - it improves data quality but doesn't itself drive data from private to community-level sharing. Interoperability (C) addresses whether systems can technically exchange and use data, which is a downstream concern once data is already shared - it doesn't determine whether data becomes enterprise vs. private in the first place.

Memory tip: Think "V-A = Visible and Available to All" - these are the two goals that answer "Can the enterprise find it and get it?" Understandability and Interoperability answer "Can they read it and use it technically?" - important, but not what drives the private-to-community shift.

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