Improving Government Information Utility through Data Governance and Stewardship

This complimentary online webinar is provided on behalf of Pitney Bowes

In today’s tech-speak, there is no shortage of terms used to describe the demand for improved government data management. Relying on existing approaches to enterprise architecture and system development, data architecture, and information sharing exposes data quality challenges and errors.

Agencies can alleviate these challenges by introducing data governance which incorporates the collective definition of an agreement to data policies, processes for policy deployment, both coupled with the tools for managing and monitoring observance of those policies

In this Webinar, we will examine key focus areas for data governance that will motivate government data managers to evaluate their own levels of data governance maturity and then consider assembling a “data governance toolkit” that will lead to more effective use of information assets.

Attendees will learn about:

·   Data governance program management and processes

·   Data quality assessment and monitoring

·   Metadata management, data lineage, and business term glossaries

·   Tying it together with data policies, processes, and technology

·   The Data Governance Toolkit