Build a plain-language, no-code foundation for data governance as a business discipline. You'll define what governance is, distinguish it from data management and security, connect it to business value, build shared vocabulary, preview governance roles, and reframe the myths that stall adoption — creating a trusted business definition and a stakeholder map along the way.
Overview
Syllabus
- Unit 1: Defining Data Governance
- Sorting Data Discipline Scenarios
- Explaining How Governance Builds Trustworthy Data
- Reframing Patches Into Governance Questions
- Unit 2: Connecting Governance to Value
- Governance Business Value Decisions
- Estimating the Value of Fixing Data
- Making the Governance Business Case
- Unit 3: Building Shared Data Vocabulary
- Classifying Business Data Types
- Aligning Teams on Shared Definitions
- Writing a Glossary Entry That Holds
- Unit 4: Mapping Domains and Stakeholders
- Matching Processes to Data Domains
- Mapping Every Stakeholder Around Data
- Coaching a Stakeholder Map
- Unit 5: Reframing Governance Myths
- Spotting Governance Ownership Beyond IT
- Reframing Governance as Business Enabler
- Reframing Governance Resistance With Nova