A. Documents and records are the same thing

B. Documents are written and records are audio

C. Documents and records are not related

D. Records are a sub-set of documents

E. Documents are a sub-set of records

A. A change management model, prioritising security changes and then updatingthe active directory

B. An enterprise data model, rolling out data flow diagrams and enbedding securityinto the database

C. A security model, classifying each organisational role and putting the physicaldata behind a firewall

D. A classification model, classifying each data concept and locating the physicaldata

E. A metadata model, locating the data and moving it into the metadata repository

A. TRUE

B. FALSE

A. Regulatory, financial, or management reporting

B. Business operational needs

C. Measuring product quality and customer satisfaction

D. Business strategy, especially efforts at competitive differentiation.

E. All of these

A. Modeled, sanctioned and readable

B. Eloquent, transformative and explicit

C. Horizontal, vertical and fluid

D. Sustainable, embedded and measured

E. Visionary, vertical and vivid

A. Vision/Mission Statement, Data Governance data principles, Business drivers

B. Data Stewardship Metrics, Data Governance, Business Drivers

C. Vision/Mission statement, Data quality framework, Data stewardship metrics

D. Data processes, data principles and the timeframe for implementation

E. The Enterprise data architecture, data security practices and industry regulations