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The DASUD framework—Design, Acquire, Store, Use, Delete—serves as a valuable model for AI governance, enhancing existing data management practices. It outlines a structured approach to integrate governance throughout the AI lifecycle, ensuring clarity in decision-making, accountability, and risk management while adapting familiar processes for AI applications.
Auditing is vital for a strong data governance framework, helping organisations ensure compliance, manage risks, and maintain accountability. It validates data governance policies, identifies process gaps, and promotes transparency. Key audit components include access logs, data quality checks, and compliance metrics. Overall, auditing enhances long-term data integrity and organisational confidence.
Data governance is essential for organisational efficiency, establishing data quality, and ensuring compliance with regulations. While challenging to gain leadership buy-in, its ROI is measurable through cost savings and improved decision-making. Effective communication about its advantages can secure necessary resources for successful implementation, framing it as a strategic investment rather than merely an IT initiative.
Nigel D'Souza 