Master Data Tagging: 3 Ways to Boost Governance!
Summary
Data tagging boosts governance by identifying PII for GDPR, categorizing tables by project for discoverability, and tracking assets by cost center. A two-tier strategy combines govern tags for high-stakes compliance and cost with flexible, non-govern context tags for everyday team or project specific markers.
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