Once you have defined your data governance goals and maturity, it's time to compare different data governance tools that match your criteria. You can use online reviews, case studies, demos, and trials to evaluate the features, benefits, and drawbacks of each tool. Additionally, you can ask for recommendations from peers, industry experts, or consultants. When comparing the tools, consider the scope and coverage of the tool - does it support all the data sources, formats, and platforms you use? Does it cover all the data governance domains you need? Additionally, consider the functionality and usability of the tool - does it offer the capabilities and performance you require? Does it have a user-friendly interface and intuitive workflow? Does it provide adequate documentation and support? Furthermore, look at the integration and compatibility of the tool - does it work well with your existing enterprise software and infrastructure? Does it offer APIs, connectors, or plugins to facilitate data integration and exchange? Does it follow industry standards and best practices? Finally, consider the cost and value of the tool - how much does it cost to acquire, implement, and maintain? What are the licensing and pricing models? How do you measure the return on investment and impact of the tool on your data governance outcomes?