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DESCRIPTION:Click for Latest Location Information: http://dgiq2022west.data
 versity.net/sessionPop.cfm?confid=148&proposalid=13757\nWhat are the top-do
 wn (Big G) governance responsibilities for your DG and/or DQ program? That 
 is, the ones that are referred to when Data Governance appears in the cente
 r of a Data Management wheel, or when executives speak of governing a progr
 am. Now, what are the center-out (little g) responsibilities - the tas
 ks and standards and checkpoints that are brought to collaborations within 
 system and data lifecycles. More often than not, first-wave and second-wave
  DG programs defined both sets of responsibilities with certain "probl
 em spaces" in mind, such as understanding/defining the meaning of data
 , or its "fitness for use." This session expands data "probl
 em spaces" to include data protection, security, privacy, access, shar
 ing, and regulatory compliance. With specific examples from data access gov
 ernance and management, attendees will learn:\n\n
 The responsibility pattern that is common among all of these focus areas\n
 Universal "Big G" governance responsibilities\n
 The connection between "little g" governance activities, risk, an
 d controls\n
 Scenarios in which traditionally-focused Data Governance teams should be in
 volved in the additional activities\n
 How one DG organization grew organically to expand into new spaces and achi
 eve more enterprise clout.\n\n
DTSTART:20220607T154500
SUMMARY:"Big G" and "little g" Governance Responsibilities for Data Access/
 Trust/Security
DTEND:20220607T162959
LOCATION: See Description
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