Governance that enables use
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In this lesson
explain governance as a way to make data usable and trusted, not a brake.
Planned topics
- Governance answers: who owns this data, what quality is promised, where did it come from, who may use it.
- Bad governance is a committee that approves requests slowly; good governance is clear owners, published rules, and self-service within them.
- Governance supports the data architecture: without it, two reports show two revenue numbers.
- Start with the data sets that drive decisions, not every table.
Draft outline details
Demonstration
two Larkspur scenes: the board sees revenue of 41.2M in one report and 40.8M in another; versus a published "net revenue" definition with an owner.
Check your understanding
What does governance buy the business?
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Trusted, consistent data that people can find and use safely.
Practice
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