Data Governance Frameworks Collection

A data governance framework is the collection of rules, processes, and role delegations that ensure privacy and compliance in an organization's enterprise data management.  Since the start of the Data Governance movement several foundational frameworks have guided others. These are some of originals and some other examples. You can jump directly to each directly from the list below:

•  What is a framework used for?
•  DMBOK Data Governance Context Diagram
• The Data Governance Institute Framework

• KiK Consulting DG Framework

•  Joe Danielewicz's DG Framework
•  NASCIO DG Implementation Framework
•  IBM Elements of Effective Data Governance
•  Model State Government Framework
•  Baseline Consulting DG Framework
•  UW–Madison Office of Data Management & Analytics Services
•  Info-Tech's Data Governance Framework

• Joe Danielewicz's PPT Framework

Frameworks can provide:
• A system of ideas for guiding subsequent analyses
• A means of organizing measures, project data, and then assessing progress
• Assistance evaluating priorities for data decision making
• Multiple views into assessing overall functionality
• The measures used to determine ROI
• A means of assessing progress

What is a framework used for?

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DMBOK Data Governance Context Diagram

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