Business Benefits of Good Governance
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Argues that governance must be use-case driven, start with a maturity assessment and deliver quick wins rather than a two‑year program, and that automation makes it practical; recommends a data catalog, business glossary, owners and stewards, and impact analysis. Compares DAMA, DCAM and CMMI frameworks and offers a PhD‑derived Codex five‑area systems model to map control, operations, data, catalog and change. Shows Microsoft Purview data map, scanning, classification, lineage and policy features as the practical toolchain to find, label and protect assets.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Data governance benefits
- 2:58What is data governance
- 7:12Business issues without governance
- 9:19Why governance matters
- 15:54Governance frameworks overview
- 24:22Governance transforms operations
- 31:35Codex framework intro
- 37:33Microsoft Purview tool
- 44:42Summary for implementation
- 45:44Q&A
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