Which of the following defines the policies and procedures for managing the master data?

The correct answer is D. Data governance. Data governance is the framework of policies, procedures, standards, and roles that define how an organization manages its data assets, including master data. It encompasses accountability, compliance, and strategic data management at an organizational level. Data…

Data Governance, Quality, and Controls

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AData administration
BData stewardship
CData ownership
DData governance

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D
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Explanation

Data governance is the framework of policies, procedures, standards, and roles that define how an organization manages its data assets, including master data. It encompasses accountability, compliance, and strategic data management at an organizational level. Data administration handles day-to-day data management tasks, data stewardship refers to the individuals responsible for maintaining data quality and implementing policies, and data ownership designates who is accountable for specific data. Only data governance defines the overarching policies and procedures for managing master data across the enterprise.

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