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DAMA-DMBOK2

136 controls. 299 other frameworks in our corpus share controls with it. Here is all of it, and how much of it you are already doing.

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136 controls 299 frameworks share controls with it Global (DAMA International; data management profession) verified against its source document

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DAMA-DMBOK2 Data Management Body of Knowledge Evidence & Implementation Kit

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What you already have

Frameworks whose controls overlap this one, most first. If you run any of them, the count is roughly what you have already evidenced.

Every control

CodeControlAlso in
DA-1Enterprise Data Architecture153
DA-2Data Modeling and Design0
DA-3Data Architecture Standards0
DCB-1Document and Content Management0
DCB-2Data Warehousing0
DCB-3Business Intelligence and Analytics0
DEM-1Data Ethics0
DEM-2Data Management Maturity Assessment0
DEM-3Big Data and Data Science0
DG-1Data Governance Strategy0
DG-2Data Stewardship0
DG-3Data Policies and Standards0
DIQ-1Data Integration and Interoperability146
DIQ-2Data Quality Management224
DIQ-3Metadata Management58
DMBOK-DA-01Enterprise Data Architecture0
DMBOK-DA-02Data Architecture Governance0
DMBOK-DG-01Data Governance Strategy and Operating Model0
DMBOK-DG-02Data Policies and Standards0
DMBOK-DG-03Data Stewardship Network0
DMBOK-DG-04Data Management Maturity Assessment0
DMBOK-DI-01Data Integration Architecture0
DMBOK-DI-02Data Lineage and Movement0
DMBOK-DM-01Conceptual, Logical, and Physical Data Models0
DMBOK-DM-02Modeling Standards and Naming Conventions0
DMBOK-DOC-01Document and Content Management0
DMBOK-DQ-01Data Quality Management Program0
DMBOK-DQ-02Data Profiling and Monitoring0
DMBOK-DQ-03Data Quality Issue Resolution0
DMBOK-DS-01Database Design and Operations0
DMBOK-DS-02Database Performance and Capacity Management0
DMBOK-DSec-01Data Security Classification0
DMBOK-DSec-02Access Controls and Privileged Access0
DMBOK-DSec-03Data Masking and Encryption1
DMBOK-DW-01Data Warehouse and BI Architecture0
DMBOK-DW-02Analytical Data Quality and Reconciliation0
DMBOK-META-01Metadata Management Strategy0
DMBOK-META-02Business Glossary and Data Dictionary0
DMBOK-RMD-01Reference Data Management0
DMBOK-RMD-02Master Data Management0
DSO-1Data Storage and Operations0
DSO-2Data Security116
DSO-3Data Access Management160
RMD-1Reference Data Management116
RMD-2Master Data Management18
RMD-3Data Matching and Linking0
BDDS.2.1BDDS.2.1 Define big data strategy and business needs0
BDDS.2.2BDDS.2.2 Choose data sources0
BDDS.2.3BDDS.2.3 Acquire and ingest data sources0
BDDS.2.4BDDS.2.4 Develop data hypotheses and methods0
BDDS.2.5BDDS.2.5 Integrate and align data for analysis0
BDDS.2.6BDDS.2.6 Explore data using models0
BDDS.2.7BDDS.2.7 Deploy and monitor0
BOKDAMA-DMBOK2: what it is, its editions, and what is held0
CDMPThe CDMP certification and the DMBOK2 as its examination reference0
CONTEXTThe context chapters of the second edition0
CTX-BDDSBig data and data science0
CTX-ETHICSData handling ethics0
CTX-MATData management maturity assessment0
CTX-OCMData management and organizational change management0
CTX-ORGData management organization and role expectations0
DA.2.1DA.2.1 Establish data architecture practice0
DA.2.2DA.2.2 Integrate with enterprise architecture0
DG.2.1DG.2.1 Define data governance for the organization0
DG.2.10DG.2.10 Engage in issue management0
DG.2.11DG.2.11 Assess regulatory compliance requirements0
DG.2.12DG.2.12 Implement data governance0
DG.2.13DG.2.13 Sponsor data standards and procedures0
DG.2.14DG.2.14 Develop a business glossary0
DG.2.15DG.2.15 Coordinate with architecture groups0
DG.2.16DG.2.16 Sponsor data asset valuation0
DG.2.17DG.2.17 Embed data governance0
DG.2.2DG.2.2 Perform readiness assessment0
DG.2.3DG.2.3 Perform discovery and business alignment0
DG.2.4DG.2.4 Develop organizational touch points0
DG.2.5DG.2.5 Develop data governance strategy0
DG.2.6DG.2.6 Define the data governance operating framework0
DG.2.7DG.2.7 Develop goals, principles and policies0
DG.2.8DG.2.8 Underwrite data management projects0
DG.2.9DG.2.9 Engage change management0
DII.2.1DII.2.1 Plan and analyze0
DII.2.2DII.2.2 Design data integration solutions0
DII.2.3DII.2.3 Develop data integration solutions0
DII.2.4DII.2.4 Implement and monitor0
DMD.2.1DMD.2.1 Plan for data modeling0
DMD.2.2DMD.2.2 Build the data model0
DMD.2.3DMD.2.3 Review the data models0
DMD.2.4DMD.2.4 Maintain the data models0
DOC.2.1DOC.2.1 Plan for lifecycle management0
DOC.2.2DOC.2.2 Manage the lifecycle0
DOC.2.3DOC.2.3 Publish and deliver content0
DQ.2.1DQ.2.1 Define high quality data0
DQ.2.2DQ.2.2 Define a data quality strategy0
DQ.2.3DQ.2.3 Identify critical data and business rules0
DQ.2.4DQ.2.4 Perform an initial data quality assessment0
DQ.2.5DQ.2.5 Identify and prioritize potential improvements0
DQ.2.6DQ.2.6 Define goals for data quality improvement0
DQ.2.7DQ.2.7 Develop and deploy data quality operations0
DS.2.1DS.2.1 Identify data security requirements0
DS.2.2DS.2.2 Define data security policy0
DS.2.3DS.2.3 Define data security standards0
DSO.2.1DSO.2.1 Manage database technology0
DSO.2.2DSO.2.2 Manage databases0
DWBI.2.1DWBI.2.1 Understand requirements0
DWBI.2.2DWBI.2.2 Define and maintain the DW/BI architecture0
DWBI.2.3DWBI.2.3 Develop the data warehouse and data marts0
DWBI.2.4DWBI.2.4 Populate the data warehouse0
DWBI.2.5DWBI.2.5 Implement the business intelligence portfolio0
DWBI.2.6DWBI.2.6 Maintain data products0
ELEMENTSThe framework elements: the DAMA wheel, context diagrams, activity groups and environmental elements0
FIRST-EDITIONThe first edition (2009) as the held ancestor of four knowledge areas0
HOLDINGS-2What the second crawl added: the complete table of contents of the second edition and chapter 1 in translation0
KA-DAData architecture0
KA-DGData governance0
KA-DIIData integration and interoperability0
KA-DMDData modeling and design0
KA-DOCDocument and content management0
KA-DQData quality0
KA-DSData security0
KA-DSOData storage and operations0
KA-DWBIData warehousing and business intelligence0
KA-METAMetadata management0
KA-RMDReference and master data0
MAT.2.1MAT.2.1 Plan assessment activities0
MAT.2.2MAT.2.2 Perform maturity assessment0
MAT.2.3MAT.2.3 Interpret results0
MAT.2.4MAT.2.4 Create a targeted improvement programme0
MAT.2.5MAT.2.5 Re-assess maturity0
META.2.1META.2.1 Define metadata strategy0
META.2.2META.2.2 Understand metadata requirements0
META.2.3META.2.3 Define metadata architecture0
META.2.4META.2.4 Create and maintain metadata0
META.2.5META.2.5 Query, report and analyze metadata0
RMD.2.1RMD.2.1 Master data management activities0
RMD.2.2RMD.2.2 Reference data management activities0
WHEELThe DAMA wheel: eleven knowledge areas around data governance0

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What an auditor will ask you to produce

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  • Due diligence records
  • Monitoring evidence
  • backup policy
  • recovery test report
  • security charter
  • board reporting pack
  • risk register
  • policy library

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What this page is

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