A self-paced flagship course on standing up a data governance programme that people actually use. It covers six stages: what governance is for and why most programmes fail, operating model and ownership, cataloguing and metadata, data quality as a managed discipline, privacy security and retention, and measuring and sustaining the programme.
The framing throughout is that governance is a service to the people who use data, not a compliance function that reviews them. Programmes built the second way get routed around. Tech Skills Library is independent and issues no certification or credential.
About this courseThis is a self-paced educational course. Completing it does not award a professional certification, license, degree or academic credit, and it does not count toward any licensing or continuing-education requirement. Exam-prep courses are independent study material: we are not affiliated with or endorsed by the exam provider, no exam voucher is included, and a certification is only awarded by the provider after you pass its exam. It makes no promise of employment, pay or exam results.