1. It has been called 'raw material of information'. 2. It has been called 'data in context'. 3. It describes what data an organization has, what it represents, how it is classifie... 1. It has been called 'raw material of information'. 2. It has been called 'data in context'. 3. It describes what data an organization has, what it represents, how it is classified, where it came from, how it moves within the organization, how it evolves through use, who can and cannot use it, and whether it is high quality. 4. It defines the Data Management Knowledge Areas. 5. It shows the relationship between people, process, and technology and provides a key for reading the DMBOK context diagrams. 6. Who developed the DAMA Data Management Framework Evolved? 7. A ______ program enables an organization to be data-driven, by putting in place the strategy and supporting principles, policies, and stewardship practices that ensure the organization recognizes and acts on opportunities to get value from its data. 8. How many Knowledge Areas are there in DAMA-DMBOK? 9. It describes the scope and context of sets of data management activities. 10. It is the development, execution, and supervision of plans, policies, programs, and practices that deliver, control, protect, and enhance the value of data and information assets throughout their lifecycles. 11. This is a potential offensive action that could be taken against an organization. 12. They are sometimes referred to as the nouns of an organization. 13. It is represented by the symbols that appear on both ends of a relationship line. 14. The most common form of syntax in Relational Scheme. 15. It is a weakness or defect in a system that allows it to be successfully attacked and compromised. 16. It is a name for the category of database built on non-relational technology. 17. It is a representation of something that exists or a pattern for something to be made. 18. Are concerned with how to procure, store, manage, interpret, analyze/apply and dispose of data in ways that are aligned with ethical principles including community responsibility. 19. Refers to an inclination of outlook. On the personal level, the term is associated with unreasoned judgments or prejudices. 20. These are principles of behavior based on ideas of right and wrong. Read more