Good Data Management Flashcards

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What is Data Management?

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The practice of managing data as a valuable resource to unlock its potential for an organization.

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What does Data Management involve?

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Involves the planning, development, implementation,
and administration of systems for the acquisition,
storage, security, retrieval, dissemination, and
utilisation of data. Good data management contributes to better decision-making, operational efficiency, and overall organizational success.

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How do businesses make their data management effective?

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They have/create:

  • A data strategy
  • Reliable methods to access, integrate, cleanse, govern, store, and prepare data for analytics.
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What is Metadata?

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Metadata = data about data. It gives context and information about other data which helps: Organize, find, and understand it.
Metadata doesn’t contain the actual content of the data; instead, it describes various aspects of the data itself.

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What does the principle of Collect Once, Use Many Times mean?

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The concept of collecting data once and using it across various contexts can only be achieved through proper data management

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What does the principle of Metadata Management mean?

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Ensuring reliable metadata for data retrieval is crucial. Consistent metadata practices lead to better data consistency and usability

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What does the principle of Data Sharing mean?

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Facilitating data sharing within and between organizations is essential. Proper data management enables efficient sharing and collaboration

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What does the principle of Data Security mean?

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Protecting data from unauthorized access, breaches, and loss is a fundamental aspect of good data management

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What does the principle of Data Quality mean?

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Ensuring data accuracy, completeness, and reliability is vital for informed decision-making

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What does the principle of Data Governance mean?

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Establishing policies, processes, and roles to manage data effectively

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What does the principle of Data Integration mean?

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Integrating data from various sources to create a unified view

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What does the principle of Data Storage mean?

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Efficiently storing and organizing data for easy retrieval

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What does the principle of Data Preparation mean?

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Preparing data for analysis by cleaning, transforming, and structuring it appropriately

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What are the principles and best practices of Good Data Management?

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  • Collect Once, Use Many Times
  • Metadata* Management
  • Data Sharing
  • Data Security
  • Data Quality
  • Data Governance
  • Data Integration
  • Data Storage
  • Data Preparation
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What are the advantages of good data
management?

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  • Speed of data transmission and access
  • Enhanced business planning
  • Monitoring KPIs
  • Having accurate and current information required for:
    - Budget setting and monitoring
    - Business decision-making
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What is the Payment Services Directive 2 (PSD2)?

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A regulation that aims to create a more open, competitive, and secure payments landscape across Europe

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What is the Payment Services Directive 2 (PSD2) also known as?

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The Revised Payment Services Directive

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What is the purpose for PSD2?

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PSD2 providess requirements for Strong Customer Authentication (SCA), enhancing security for online payments.

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Who does PSD2 impact and how?

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PSD2 impacts:
- Consumers
- Brokers
- Banks
By regulating digital payment transactions and customer data security

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What are some key aspects of PSD2?

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Strong Customer Authentication - Requires multi-fator authentication for online payments to reduce fraud.
Access to Accounts - Allows third-party providers (TPPs) to access payment accounts with user consent.
Open Banking - Encourages innovation by enabling TPPs to offer new services using bank data.

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What are some benefits to PSD2?

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Some benefits to PSD2 include:
- Increase security by SCA ensuring safer transactions
- Competition and innovation as open banking fosters new services and competition
- Consumer control as users have more control over their financial data
- Bring account data into one place giving a global view