Office of Institutional Analytics
Data Governance
Processes that ensure the effective and efficient use of information and technology in enabling an organization to achieve its goals. Governance is informed by the College strategy, unit strategies and goals, and business drivers.
High‐level academic or business members of the institution that have authority over policies, procedures, standards, and practices regarding business definitions of information and the access and usage of that information.
Accountable for the development and monitoring of information policy and recommends courses of action related to information management to Executive Leadership. The Committee is also responsible for supervising the activities of any subcommittees or working groups to ensure that information procedures, standards, and practices are in accordance with the Data Governance Framework. The Committee is the highest level of governance.
Help interpret, define, implement, and enforce information management policies, procedures, standards, and practices within their subject area and business domains.
Members of the subject area and business domains that are responsible for the quality of information in systems of record.
Are the primary point of contact for units for all matters relating to information security. The ISL is appointed by the dean, director, or department head. An ISL coordinates with the Chief Information Security Officer or equivalent to implement the institution’s information security and information governance policies, procedures, standards, and practices within the unit.
Members, usually of the information technology community, operate and administer information systems, including systems of record and information repositories.
A position within the institution responsible for creating value from institutional information assets.
A position within the institution responsible for protecting information assets.
Data Governance Organizational Chart
