Certified Data Management Professional CDMP Associate · Free Practice Question Easy
Question 15
What are the goals of Metadata management?
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A
Document and manage organizational knowledge of data-related business terminology.
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B
Collect and integrate Metadata from diverse sources.
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C
Ensure Metadata quality, consistency, currency, and security.
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D
Provide standard ways to make Metadata accessible to Metadata consumers.
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E
Establish or enforce the use of technical Metadata standards to enable data exchange.
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F
All of the above.
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Correct answer: F
Explanation
The goals of Metadata management include:
Documenting and managing organizational knowledge of data-related business terminology.
Collecting and integrating Metadata from diverse sources.
Ensuring Metadata quality, consistency, currency, and security.
Providing standard ways to make Metadata accessible to Metadata consumers.
Establishing or enforcing the use of technical Metadata standards to enable data exchange.
All these goals contribute to effective Metadata management, ensuring a consistent understanding of data across the organization.
Source: Chapter 12 Metadata Management - 1.2 Goals and Principles (page 396)
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