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DESCRIPTION:Click for Latest Location Information: http://dgiq2023west.data
 versity.net/sessionPop.cfm?confid=152&proposalid=14417\n\n90 percent, or mo
 re, of organizational data challenges, are people and processes – not
  technology challenges! Strengthening our focus on non-technology aspe
 cts of data governance will be seen as crucial. A conscious effort to spend
  at least as much time on ethics as technology is an excellent place to sta
 rt. Like ubiquitous "safety minutes," periodic ethics discussions
  will help prevent surprises, introduce vocabulary, and, most importantly, 
 keep the first discussion of organizational ethics from occurring in the mi
 ddle of a data crisis.  \n\nThis program will present information you 
 can take away and use to start ethical discussions as part of your data pro
 gram. Much of the information is transferred via a series of workshop discu
 ssions describing "incidents." Understanding how they w
 ere discovered, their handling, and lessons learned–leading to specif
 ic operational changes/improvements. The material focuses on people and pro
 cess issues encountered with each incident. We believe these illu
 strate aspects of data governance that are rarely documented, much less pre
 sented. Additional takeaways focus on:\n\n
 Data ethics are not confined to any specific industry\n
 Data governance discussions must regularly incorporate ethical challenge co
 mponents\n
 Since ethics never involve a "correct" answer, the process b
 ecomes more influential\n\n\n
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SUMMARY:T5: A Roadmap for Incorporating Ethics in Data Governance
DTEND:20230605T114459
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