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Data Ownership in Practice: Defining Decision Rights in Enterprise Data Governance
Data governance fails when organizations assign ownership responsibility without the corresponding decision-making authority.
What: Data owners must hold specific rights to approve quality thresholds, accept risk, and authorize usage, distinct from the stewards who execute the technical management.
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Data ownership fails when responsibility comes without decision rights, leaving owners unable to approve quality thresholds, accept risk, or authorize usage. Effective governance needs authority and escalation paths, with data owners deciding while stewards execute. Decisions need accountable owners and traceable risk acceptance.
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