How can you use the CMMI data management maturity model to improve your data governance?
Data governance is the practice of managing the quality, security, availability, and usability of data in an organization. It involves defining roles, responsibilities, policies, standards, and processes for data-related activities. Data governance can help you achieve better business outcomes, comply with regulations, mitigate risks, and foster a data-driven culture. But how can you measure and improve your data governance maturity?
One of the tools you can use is the CMMI data management maturity (DMM) model. The DMM model is a framework that helps you assess your current state of data management and identify gaps and opportunities for improvement. It also provides best practices and guidance for advancing to higher levels of maturity. The DMM model covers six critical data management capabilities: data governance, data quality, data operations, data architecture, data development, and data security.