Which activity does not belong to Business data management?

Question

Options

• Ainforming end users about changes in data
• Bdefining data definitions
• Cproviding reports about management parameters

• A
  78% (35)
• B
  7% (3)
• C
  16% (7)

Explanation

Informing end users about changes in data is a communication or change management task, not a core Business Data Management (BDM) activity - BDM focuses on the data itself, not on notifying people about it. Defining data definitions (B) is squarely within BDM because it establishes meaning, standards, and governance for data assets. Providing reports about management parameters (C) is also a BDM activity, as it involves analyzing and presenting data to support decision-making. Both B and C directly concern how data is structured, interpreted, and used - the heart of BDM.

Memory tip: Think of BDM as everything that happens to the data (define it, report on it, govern it). Anything that happens because of the data - like notifying users - belongs to a different domain such as communication management or IT change management.

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