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Standardisation of data management
Similar to the standardisation of processes, standardising data management can also provide significant benefits to the public administration, such as time savings and efficiency gains. It is important for the public administration to know what data is available and where it is located. For this purpose, a data monitoring should be established. The need for standardised data management has been confirmed in almost all conducted interviews.
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Needs
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Technical need
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Medium
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Comments
@dhmhtrhsv
Submitted by juliane.schmeling on Fri, 09/21/2018 - 10:25
I think, efforts like the specification DCAT for data portals or Data Governance approaches go in the right direction.
Indeed, data management must…
Indeed, data management must be standardised, but it should be done properly, in order not to have setbacks.