Comprehensive Data Governance Model applied to Ecuadorian Universities
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.8055464Keywords:
data governance, technological tools, policies, decision makingAbstract
Data governance can be determined as the set of policies, procedures and practices implemented in an institution to efficiently manage, protect and use the data generated and used in the institution; This includes managing the quality, integrity, availability and security of data, as well as adopting technologies and tools to facilitate its use and access. The application of a technological model of Data Governance within universities can become the starting point for the application of an innovative model to manage data internally, that is, within those who directly make up the university, as well as scientific and research staff from other institutions. Through this scientific article it is intended to analyze, conceptualize and schematize a model of data government applied to universities with the finality of improving the decision-making process, research and apprenticeship in the university, the same time as a job, if you protect the rights of privacidad and if you respect the legal regulations, through the creation of a jerarchic structure with roles, Permisos y atribuciones asignadas sobre el modelo propuesto. Forming así, strategic nodes of scientific, investigative, binding and technological data, which serves for the construction of a complete integrated university network of research, development, science, linkage and technological transfers.
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