DMF-1220 Exam Dumps - DAMA CDMP Questions and Answers

Provide standard definitions for data and metadata

Maximize search capability and enable access to documented institutional knowledge

Improve the linkage between physical data assets and the business

Reduce data misuse risk due to inconsistent management of a business concept

Define business units, software, and other important glossary items

Metadata Management

Business Architecture

Content and Document Management

Data Governance

Data Security

TRUE

FALSE

Logical data model

Security access authorisation

Database catalogue

Enterprise data model

Detailed business processes

Control

Responsible

Accountable

Informed

Reliable

Consulted

Service of Record

System of Record

System on Record

Service over Record

More XSDs than reporting layouts

The same number of each of the model types

More physical data models than logical data models, and more logical data models than conceptual data models

Only 1 conceptual data model, 1 logical data model, and 1 physical data model

More conceptual data models than physical data models

A preference for supporting operational reporting

An exclusive focus on star schemas and cubes

A normalized relational model to store and manage data

A tight management of data dimensions

Its ability to operate on open source platforms

Inappropriate use of photocopier toner

Cloud-based databases

Software ignoring privacy tags on the data

Ineffective implementation of data architecture

Stored procedures being called directly

Charter

Operating framework and accountabilities

Implementation roadmap

Plan for operational success

All of the above

None of the above

Metadata Strategy

Metadata Standards

Data Lineage

Metadata Architecture

Metadata design

Data storage and operations

Because there is so much data in an organization's glossary that the report would be too big to handle

Because the glossary contains trade 'secrets' that the organization wants to protect

Because industry rules and regulation should not be printed because they vary by State

Because the data is not static but is being updated by stewards as they add new fields and definitions

Because the data is confidential and should not be given out in printed form

Constant attention to ethical legislation and legal proceedings and international ethical bodies will enable the organization to recognize potential compliancy issues that can be addressed

An active data quality and privacy assessment program can be used to detect ethical risks. Once identified, we can reduce the associated risks according to the organizations ethical values

A healthy internal governance, risk and compliance function, including internal data audits will identify potential ethical issues

An organization must develop and sustain a culture of ethical data handling to detect potential ethical risks. On identifying ethical risks, the onus is on the organization to modifying the processing to achieve acceptable data handling

The best way to keep up with the evolution is to survey communities, customers and employees and what they consider to be appropriate use of the information

BPM

Operational reporting

Data lake extraction

Diagnostic, self-service analytics

Descriptive, self-service analytics

Reduction of risk

TRUE

FALSE