Free Data Management Fundamentals Practice Questions

A.  

TRUE

B.  

FALSE

A.  

TRUE

B.  

FALSE

A.  

Each division of an enterprise may have its own way to describe its business and associated metrics

B.  

There is disagreement among divisions on the meaning of key metrics

C.  

There is typically significant waste in an enterprise through duplication of reports and metrics

D.  

Increasing regulation in industry can impose real penalties in terms of substantial fines or jail terms for non-compliance to properly managed data (e.g. accurate reporting/accounting)

E.  

I've been to a conference and found that lots of our competitors are doing it

A.  

Accounting Principle

B.  

Due Diligence Principle

C.  

Asset Principle

D.  

Audit Principle

E.  

Going Concern Principle

F.  

All of the above

A.  

Data users

B.  

Application users

C.  

Innovation users

D.  

Business users

E.  

Data stewards

F.  

Technical users

A.  

FALSE

B.  

TRUE

A.  

TRUE

B.  

FALSE

A.  

Culture Change

B.  

Data Reference Model

C.  

Data Governance Tools

D.  

Master Data Management

E.  

Data Dictionary

A.  

Re-baselining the data set after each period of analysis to remove assumptions

B.  

Working with external stakeholders to assess data quality

C.  

Using more data sets with same data

D.  

Remove sources of likely bias from data sets before analysis

E.  

Using more data sets with diverse data sources

A.  

Change, Communication and training techniques need to be established

B.  

A privacy impact assessment (PIA) is critical to ensuring that we are adhering to ethical data management

C.  

Do an ethical impact assessment framework for all projects and activities involved in data management

D.  

Due to fact that ethics are constantly changing we need to constantly affirm the organizations ethic statements on an annual basis

E.  

Data Governance should define the set of ethical practices that are good for the organization

A.  

Contract negotiations regarding data sharing & resolution of data quality issues

B.  

Documenting accounting procedures

C.  

Documenting physical assets

D.  

Authority and decision rights Change management escalations Meeting Compliance requirements

E.  

Conformance issues related to policies, standards and principles

A.  

All of the above

B.  

Streaming

C.  

Messaging

D.  

Technology

E.  

Data

F.  

Trickle Feeds

A.  

TRUE

B.  

FALSE

A.  

TRUE

B.  

FALSE

A.  

Vision, case studies, succession plans, functional requirements

B.  

Vision, data invoice, payment receipts, confirmations

C.  

Vision, business surveys, employee performance goals

D.  

Vision, business case, data models, employee goals

E.  

Vision, business case, principles, goals, and measures