Data architects facilitate alignment between [1] and [2]
A. [1] Business and [2] IT
B. [1] Technology and [2] Data
C. [1] Governance and [2] Management
D. [1] Strategy and [2] Execution
Enterprise data architecture usually include the following work streams:
A. Strategy
B. Governance
C. Organization
D. Results
E. Working methods F. All of the above
SDLC stands for:
A. System development leverage cycle
B. System design lifecycle
C. System and design long cycle
D. System development lifecycle
Data governance can be understood in terms of political governance. It includes the following three function types:
A. Legislative-like functions
B. Judicial-like functions
C. Ethical-like functions
D. Executive functions
E. Data-like functions
F. Morality-like functions
Through similarity analysis, slight variation in data can be recognized and data values can be consolidated. Two basic approaches, which can be used together, are:
A. Realistic
B. Opportunistic
C. Deterministic
D. Probabilistic
E. Procedural
F. All of the above
CIF stands for:
A. Company Information Factory
B. Corporate Information Floor
C. Corporate Information Factories
D. Corporate Information Factory
Please select the incorrect item that does not represent a dimension in the Data Values category in Data Quality for the Information age.
A. Currency
B. Timeliness
C. Consistency
D. Completeness
Issue management is the process for identifying, quantifying, prioritizing and resolving data governance related issues, including:
A. Contracts
B. Authority
C. Compliance
D. All of the above
E. Conflicts
F. Data Efficiency
Data Governance is at the centre if the data management activities, since governance is required for consistency within and balance between functions.
A. FALSE
B. TRUE
Please select the 3 visuals that depict DAMA's Data Management Framework.
A. The DAMA Octagon
B. The Knowledge Area Context Diagram
C. The Data Quality Function Context Diagram
D. The DAMA Wheel
E. The Environmental Factors hexagon