Data governance
Data governance processes manage the availability, usability, integrity and security of the data in enterprise systems. These processes rely on detailed internal data standards and policies that also control data usage. Learn about the latest data governance processes and strategies to ensure data is consistent, trustworthy and properly protected.
Top Stories
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News
02 Sep 2026
Boomi intros layer for controlling AI costs and connections
The Agent Control Plane combines previously disparate capabilities in one environment to help users better observe and command their fleets of agents. Continue Reading
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Feature
24 Aug 2026
AWS emphasizing database security as AI powers new threats
While the tech giant has always focused intently on protecting proprietary data, its database security capabilities are taking on new importance as agents increase vulnerabilities. Continue Reading
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Tip
16 Jan 2014
Using data profiling techniques -- and estimating the effort required
Data profiling is a key part of data quality efforts. Here's a simple formula for calculating the amount of time needed to profile a data set. Continue Reading
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Quiz
15 Oct 2013
Quiz: Improving your data governance and data stewardship program
Do you know what it takes for an effective data governance structure to take root in an organization? Take this quiz and find out. Continue Reading
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Feature
26 Sep 2012
Data stewardship program: Quality booster, but a hard step for many
While data stewardship can help improve the quality of corporate data, analysts say there's more talk than action when it comes to adopting the concept. Continue Reading
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Podcast
21 Jul 2008
Creating successful data stewardship programs, with Jill Dyché
Learn how data stewardship fits into data governance and data quality management programs, from Jill Dyché. Continue Reading
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News
10 Jul 2008
How much historical data is enough?
There are many factors that impact the amount of historical data a corporation requires. Continue Reading
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News
27 Jul 2006
Backup failure: Five reasons backups fail and tips for prevention
Media failure, human error and hardware failure are among the most common reasons backups fail. Learn what you can do to prevent these issues and others to perform legitimate, usable backups. Continue Reading