Council for Data Governance (CDG)
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The Council for Data Governance (CDG) is the University council responsible for overseeing the appointment and action of data trustees for each of the University's functional areas. A preliminary list of functional areas and data trustees is provided in the data trustee directory.
The CDG includes:
- The Chief Information Officer
- VP & General Counsel
- University executives as appointed by the President and/or his or her delegates.
Responsibilities according to policy
The CDG's primary data governance responsibilities include:
University Data Management and Governance Policy
- Monitoring and managing this policy and the University's data governance framework.
- Identifying the University's functional areas and their data trustees.
- Ensuring that data trustees fulfill their data management responsibilities according to policy.
- Ensuring that data trustees remain accountable for, engaged in, and committed to data quality, effectiveness, strategy, and security.
- Resolving disputes of responsibility where data overlaps the functional areas of multiple data trustees.
- Overseeing the formation and operation of the DMAC and DSAC.