Data Governance
Data governance is the framework of policies, roles, processes, and standards an organization uses to ensure its data is accurate, secure, consistent, and used appropriately throughout its lifecycle.
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Glossary Terms(6)
Master Data Management
Master Data Management (MDM) is the discipline of creating and maintaining a single, consistent, authoritative version of an organization's core business entit…
Data Governance
Data governance is the framework of policies, roles, processes, and standards an organization uses to ensure its data is accurate, secure, consistent, and used…
Data Catalog
A data catalog is a centralized inventory of an organization's data assets that captures metadata — such as schema, ownership, quality, and usage — making data…
Data Lineage
Data lineage is the tracked record of where a piece of data originated, how it has moved and transformed across systems, and where it is ultimately consumed —…
Data Mesh
Data mesh is a decentralized data architecture and organizational approach in which domain teams own and serve their own data as discoverable, self-service 'da…
Data Fabric
Data fabric is a data management architecture that uses automation, metadata, and integration technology to connect data across distributed systems into a unif…
Interview Questions(3)
What Are Database Schema Documentation Tools and Why Do They Matter?
Database schema documentation tools automatically introspect a database's tables, columns, keys, and relationships to generate human-readable diagrams and refe…
What is Data Lineage Tracking and Why Does It Matter?
Data lineage tracking is the practice of recording where each piece of data originated, every transformation it passed through, and every downstream table, rep…
How Do You Implement Data Quality Validation in Pipelines?
Data quality validation in pipelines means running automated checks — for null rates, uniqueness, referential integrity, value ranges, and row-count anomalies…