Data Catalog and Governance Quiz

For the Data Supply Chain model, what are the primary responsibilities of IT as shopkeepers?

• Designing and maintaining the enterprise data warehouse

• Preparing and provisioning data for business users

• Rebuilding the entire analytic supply chain for every change

• Monitoring user permissions and server performance

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of a data catalog?

• Self-service and analytics

• Data governance and compliance

• Identifying data flows needed for new reports and analyses

• Avoiding duplicate analysis

What is one key benefit of transitioning from an IT gatekeeper to an IT shopkeeper model in the context of self-service business intelligence?

• Increased control over data access by IT

• Reduced need for IT involvement in data preparation

• Enhanced agility in iterating new data sources and enhancements

• Elimination of the need for data governance

Effective governance automatically ensures compliance with all relevant laws and standards.

• True

• False

A data catalog is a tool that acts as a Rosetta stone, enabling users, developers, and administrators to find and learn about data, and helps information professionals organize, integrate, and curate data for users.

• True

• False

What are the main benefits of a data catalog? (Select multiple options)

• Provides faster search capabilities

• Quickly locates existing data, queries, and analyses

• Improves compliance with internal policies and external regulations

• Facilitates collaboration and annotation of the data catalog, thereby accelerating analysis speed

The factors that drive self-service adoption of new technologies, tools, and data

• Governance

• Compliance

• Security

• Privacy

The key terms in GDPR

• Data controller

• Data subject

• Data processor

• Data user

Which of the following are use cases of a data catalog? (Select all that apply)

• Impact analysis

• Self-service BI and analytics

• Data governance and compliance

• Predictive maintenance

Which of the following are considered best practices for managing a data catalog?

• Ingest metadata

• Build a business glossary

• Monitor catalog usage

• Put the catalog into production