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Traditional data governance pillars have been effective in managing the availability, usability, integrity, and security of data used in companies. But they have also raised a few problems over the years, including:
- Data and metadata that are out-of-sync
- Data stewards are not aligned with the process and with domain experts and data engineers
- Handoff in knowledge-intensive tasks is becoming more and more error-prone
So how can you resolve the underlying issues of the traditional data governance pillars?
Access this white paper to learn what a computational policy is and understand its importance in ensuring that data is used correctly and responsibly.