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A standards based approach to data governance in the organisation
This is the third in Richard Kemp's short series on data governance in the organisation. This video looks at how ISO technical standards may be able to ease the regulatory burden.
This video is an extract of Richard's recent white paper on data governance, which can be viewed on our website.
Видео A standards based approach to data governance in the organisation канала Kemp IT Law
This video is an extract of Richard's recent white paper on data governance, which can be viewed on our website.
Видео A standards based approach to data governance in the organisation канала Kemp IT Law
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