To implement data-governance in an agile environment focus on specific examples & use cases that show its value, such as: * Data Quality: In agile, quick iterations can lead to poor data-quality if governance isn't in place. * Compliance in CI/CD: CI/CD can lead to compliance issues if data isn't managed properly. By integrating data governance you ensure that every release meets compliance standards without slowing down development. * Secure Data Access: Agile teams often work on multiple features simultaneously leading to scattered access to sensitive data. RBAC (Role-based access control) can ensure only authorized team members access certain data.

Good points! It's often about showing, not telling, isn't it? Agile teams sometimes see "governance" as slowing them down. But if you frame data governance as *enabling* faster, better decisions – like organizing your tools for quicker work – folks get it. Involving them in policy creation, demonstrating value with quick wins, and offering practical training? That’s key for buy-in. Think frameworks like TOGAF can guide, but real success is in making it *their* governance, not imposed rules. We've seen that work well.

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