Post-Test Data Governance, Data Quality, Policy-Standard

What is the primary goal of data governance?

• To create complex data models

• To manage and ensure the quality, security, and usability of data

• To analyze trends in data usage

• To automate data collection processes

Who typically oversees data governance in an organization?

• Marketing manager

• Data Governance Officer or Council

• HR personnel

• Frontline staff

Which of these is a key component of data governance?

• Cloud server maintenance

• Data ownership and accountability

• Network troubleshooting

• Creating user manuals

Which term best describes the process of ensuring that data is consistent across systems?

• Data cleansing

• Data governance

• Data integration

• Data minimization

Which of these is a sign of poor data quality?

• Accurate reports

• Duplicate records

• High-quality visualizations

• Secure storage of data

What does data validation involve?

• Training employees on data entry

• Checking the accuracy and correctness of data entries

• Backing up data on the cloud

• Creating complex queries

Which of the following best describes a policy?

• A set of high-level principles or rules to guide actions

• A step-by-step document detailing a specific task

• A technical manual for using a tool

• A collection of data schemas

A standard in data management is:

• A checklist for data processing tasks

• A specific, measurable requirement for compliance with a policy

• A suggestion for improving team collaboration

• A method for encrypting data

Which is an example of a procedure?

• Instructions on encrypting customer data

• A company's data privacy policy

• A guideline recommending best practices for data analysis

• A list of approved data visualization tools

Which of the following is considered personal data?

• A user’s email address

• A random number generated by a program

• An anonymized dataset

• A server IP address