Data Governance Explained

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Data governance can make the difference between a great user experience and a catastrophic security risk. In this video Will Rondon helps you navigate how to think about data governance to minimize risk, ensure compliance with regulation, and frictionless smooth customer interactions.

[@alanstandsalone2802]

An absolutely fantastic explanation on Data Governance, Thank you for the simplistic and easy to understand process.

[@okanummxi8726]

Don't mind me I am just here to appreciate his extraordinary backwards writing skills

[@ghr6518]

I think its a mirrored video

[@sammiestalnaker4940]

You did a great job explaining William. Thanks IBM for the video!

[@hudzani9648]

Best explanation I have ever come across to explain basic data governance concept.

[@trooks40]

This is a great intro to data governance framework. Thank you!

[@HimothyThe8th]

Data governance can be thought of as a
collection of people, technologies,
processes, and policies that protect and
help to manage the efficient use of data.
Through data governance, we can
ensure that the quality and security of
the data used is maintained. Data
governance also defines who can act,
upon which data and using what
methods.
Hence, data governance is a data
management concept that ensures that
high data quality exists throughout the
complete lifecycle of the data along with
effective controls on how and with whom
data is shared.
Data governance focuses on areas such
as include data integrity, data
availability, usability and data
consistency.

[@manasmishra4493]

Not sure but it seems like there is a inconsistency in the Data Governance framework proposed by IBM. The IBM Data Fabric team has a better framework which rightly is as Data Discovery, Classification, Policy, Rules and Metadata.

[@parikumar3433]

As a Analyst if I want to perform best analysis without violating the data privacy rules How can I do this? Also How can I train any Machine Learning model without loosing these features ?

[@juandossantos4534]

Great video William. Thank you for sharing

[@luislopes806]

I appreciated your great job. But I have a question: What are the impacts that firms or companies may have on poor data management?

[@farlazaro]

Data wouldn't be as valuable as the data that is consistently checked for quality, model/design, security, lifecycle and other crucial factors make this managed data an enterprise asset.

[@lesegot6105]

Amazing session.

[@siddhantmohanty1114]

please give example for data governance for credit card portfolio in banking domain.

[@dbalkin777]

Good video, but probably could have used more background on what GDPR is referring to...

[@fasheyitanolaitan6866]

Thanks for sharing William

[@jse-5873]

Thanks for sharing , great video

[@_yopee]

Well explained 👍

[@alinedasilveirabrasil]

Very helpful

[@fahadathar7617]

Great video. What is the best online platform where i can get courses and certification on data governance?

[@thestrongwomenhub7528]

First comment and super helpful video as always!

[@vl4n7684zt]

Interesting visual. Did this guy learn to write backwards or is there some sort of technology involved to reverse what he was writing?

[@user-jx9gd2km3s]

I want to know additonal elements about the Unified Process. Because it is a little old franework.

[@Flankymanga]

Thanks for the video. I would be interrested in data governance tools. Some concrete example.

[@ethanwolinsky4399]

How do they make it look like they’re writing backwards like that?

[@IBMTechnology]

We record through a pane of glass and then flip the image in post-production. That's why you'll see an usually high percentage of left-handed presenters. ;-)

[@InSaaN_Is_LIVE]

kinda mirror images..?? right ?
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[@strattus99]

lol...this did not explain data governance at all.