Gaining insights into data gives companies a strong competitive advantage. An effective data governance strategy relies on a technology stack that provides end-to-end governance.
This whitepaper dives into several data governance and privacy topics such as scalability, establishing and implementing organization-wide standards, and data lineage and traceability.
It looks at common governance challenges businesses face, the building blocks of an effective solution, and reveals the technology components needed to build an automated system.
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