Chapter 5. Governance
“Another flaw in the human character is that everybody wants to build and nobody wants to maintain.”
Kurt Vonnegut
In This Chapter:
A common information model is a resource that is potentially useful to many business transformation initiatives. Previous chapters have covered how to build a common information model. Now we consider how to (1) govern the common information model, and (2) how to use the common information model to govern other resources. This chapter describes:
• The importance of governance to the common information model
• The key elements that make up a governance program for the artifacts within a common information model
• The linkage between the common information model, information governance, software ...
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