DG (Data governance) - ANSWER-________________ is concerned with governing the input (data). Is the enterprise authority that ensures control and
... [Show More] accountability for enterprise data through the establishment of decision rights and data policies and standards that are implemented and monitored through a formal structure of assigned roles, responsibilities, and accountabilities.
IG (information governance) - ANSWER-_____________ is concerned with governing the output (information) of an information system.
DIKW hierarchy (data, information, knowledge, and wisdom) - ANSWER-In the __________________________ , data are facts. For example, blood pressure readings of 140/90, 150/95, 138/95 have no particular meaning other than they are recorded as fact.
data - ANSWER-When a fact is related to some other fact ____________, the relationship produces a piece of information.
dependent on the previous levels - ANSWER-Each level in the DIKW hierarchy is ________________________________. For instance, there can be no information without data. Likewise, there is no knowledge without information.
Data Governance - ANSWER-The following are examples of which governance?
• Data models
• Metadata management
• Master data management
• Content management
• Data security management
• Data quality management
Information Governance - ANSWER-The following are examples of which governance?
• Release of information
• Retention and disposal policies
• Documentation requirements
• Legal hold
• Regulatory compliance
• Records management
• Ethical use of information
• Intellectual property ownership
DG includes - ANSWER-________ includes functions associated with data life cycle management, data modeling, metadata management, master data management, and data security, among others.
IG Includes - ANSWER-________ includes policies and standards for governing how information is used, shared, and analyzed.
These may include policies and standards that apply to information confidentiality, ethical use of information, record retention and disposal, and regulatory or legal compliance.
output (information) - ANSWER-IG is concerned with governing the _____________ of an information system
Input (data) - ANSWER-In DG, the ____________ into an information system is the governed asset. The form of data may include text, video, and images.
Fall under Data Governance - ANSWER-Policies about the maintenance of data models, development and maintenance of metadata schema, requirements for master and reference data, and processes for assessing and measuring data quality would fall under?
Fall under Information Governance - ANSWER-Policies on legal holds for records, amendments and deletion of clinical notes, ethical use of statistical data, and release of information would fall under?
Governance - ANSWER-_____________________ is defined as "the establishment of policies and the continual monitoring of their proper implementation for managing organization assets to enhance the prosperity and viability of the organization".
purpose of governance - ANSWER-The ____________________________ is to influence the behaviors of organization stakeholders toward the effective and efficient use of data to support the organization's strategy and meet its goals.
Governance at the enterprise level - ANSWER-______________________ is visible in every aspect of an organization. Examples include; accounting and audit management, human resources management, financial reporting, record keeping and risk management.
data life cycle - ANSWER-A typical ____________ includes the following stages:
• data planning
• data inventory and evaluation
• data capture
• data transformation and processing
• data access and distribution
• data maintenance
• data archival
• data destruction
Data architecture - ANSWER-_____________________ is defined as "an integrated set of specification artifacts (models and diagrams) used to define data requirements, guide integration and control of data assets, and align data in-vestments with business strategy,".
artifacts - ANSWER-The __________________ developed through architecture data management, such as data models, use cases, data flow diagrams, and data dictionaries, are as important to data management as the blueprints prepared by an architect are to a building design and maintenance.
Metadata - ANSWER-______________ are often referred to as "data about data." It is structured information used to increase the effective use of data. By describing data, it makes it easier to locate, retrieve, use, and manage.
Metadata for access control and security purposes - ANSWER-The metadata describes, who has access rights to create, review, update, and delete data are examples of which type of metadata?
Metadata for the purposes of locating data - ANSWER-A search engines use this type of metadata is an example of which type of metadata?
metadata is used in computer audit trails - ANSWER-When data were created or changed is an example of which type of metadata?
Master data management - ANSWER-_____________________________ refers to master data that an enterprise maintains about key business entities such as customers, employees, or patients, and to reference data that is used to classify other data or identify allowable values for data such as codes for state abbreviations or products.
Content management - ANSWER-________________________ encompasses managing both structured data (for example, data stored in databases) and unstructured data (such as data contained in text documents).
Structured data - ANSWER-__________________ commonly refer to data that are organized and easily retrievable and interpreted by traditional databases and data models.
Unstructured data - ANSWER-____________________ are data that do not have a predefined data model or are not stored in a traditional database structure.
Unstructured data - ANSWER-____________________ are typically found in documents, e-mails, and images. [Show Less]