DG

Review 100 DG practice questions with answer explanations and community insights.

Question 1

When starting a Data Governance initiative it is important to understand what the Business cannot achieve due to data issues because:

  1. Change management creates a sense of dissatisfaction.
  2. Aligning Data Governance with actual business needs makes it easier to communicate the vision and value of Data Governance.
  3. Unless you correctly identify the most important business stakeholders it is harder to sustain political buy-in to Data Governance.
  4. It is important to understand the data quality issues that will need to be addressed.
  5. It is essential to identify key stakeholders so you can sell your vision of Data Governance to them.

Question 2

Industry is struggling to distinguish the accountabilities of CDO and CIO. The definition of their responsibilities may specify parts of:

  1. Data security functions
  2. Business intelligence functions
  3. Metadata functions
  4. Data architecture functions
  5. Financial management functions

Question 3

Often legislation trails data usage by organizations. How can organizations ensure they behave ethically in such an environment?

  1. An active data quality program can be used to detect risks.
  2. Regulatory compliance function identifies potential ethical issues.
  3. Constant attention to ethical legislation and legal proceedings and international ethical bodies will enable the organization to recognize potential compliancy issues that can be addressed.
  4. Measure customer satisfaction with survey's and respond with FAQ.
  5. An organization must develop and sustain a culture of ethical data handling to detect potential ethical risks. On identifying ethical risks, the onus is on the organization to modifying the processing to achieve acceptable data handling.

Question 4

An enterprise has multiple definitions of the organization chart in different systems, leading to inconsistent reporting. This is due to a failure of:

  1. Effective governance of reference data
  2. Inappropriate security settings for database updates
  3. Effective governance of master data
  4. Effective modelling of reference data
  5. Effective modelling of master data

Question 5

Generally Accepted Information Principles are derived from the existing ideas of:

  1. Generally Accepted Full Disclosure Principles
  2. Generally Monetary Unit Principles
  3. Generally Accepted Revenue Recognition Principles
  4. Generally Accepted Cost Principles
  5. Generally Accepted Accounting Principles
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