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Data GovernanceEnterprise · 350–500 controls, expectedTopic framework

Enterprise Data Governance

Anchored on DAMA-DMBOK · Incorporates ISO/IEC 38505, ISO 8000, ISO/IEC 25012, DCAM, IEEE Data Governance

A complete enterprise data governance programme on DAMA-DMBOK, from strategy and stewardship to quality, metadata, lifecycle and value.

The standard tells you what is required; this framework tells you how to do it, whether you've done enough to certify, and how to keep getting better.

Two editions

Both editions come from the same framework and the same version. Professional adds what you need to implement it.

Core edition

For a team that wants the structure and will run it itself.

  • The framework workbook: Principles → Capabilities → Requirements → Controls, with implementation guidance on every control
  • Maturity criteria 0–5 and a certification threshold on every control
  • The framework as a designed PDF, and a two-page summary
  • Source mapping and a clause-coverage map for every certification profile
  • README, changelog and the Organisation Licence

A free sample, the summary and the first capability, will be here when the framework is published. The Professional edition includes the APEX import file, so the framework loads straight into the APEX Governance Platform. Framework purchases made within 12 months are credited in full against your first year of APEX Business or Enterprise.

Standards

Primary standard
Secondary standards

Standards are referenced by clause, not reproduced. Every standard we trace.

Profiles

Each profile is one standard's view of Enterprise Data Governance: its clauses, coverage and certification view.

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