ACCMAN14-422 governs intelligence data governance, including data management, stewardship, standards, oversight, and compliance.
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It implements DAFMAN 14-401 and AFI 90-7001 to provide prescriptive guidance for data governance. The manual covers governance bodies, risk, stewardship roles, compliance requirements, and metadata standards.
Data Governance ensures that data is managed as a critical enterprise asset consistent with ACC’s mission enabling objectives.
Data Governance is a discipline comprised of responsibilities, roles, functions, and practices, supported by authorities, policies, and decisional processes (planning, setting policies, monitoring, compliance, and enforcement), which together administer data and information assets.
Data Governance focuses on the way decisions regarding data are made and how it is managed throughout its lifespan in order to accomplish mission outcomes, while ensuring access to the data at strategic, operational, and tactical levels.
Data Governance is the foundation of Data Management and establishes policies, standards, guidance and higher-level procedures to ensure data is a functional enterprise asset; Data Management implements those policies, standards, guidance, higher-level procedures within Information Technologies (IT) platforms, systems, applications, and human workflows.
Data Governance and governance of IT are separate activities; however, Data Governance requirements will be incorporated in the procurement of new or upgraded IT to enhance future capabilities.