
SalesforceCertified Data Architect
Domain 6Objective 2
Given a Customer Scenario, Recommend a Data Governance Model in Terms of Roles and Responsibilities, Processes for Establishing Data Standards, Metrics and KPIs, Classification of Attributes by Usage, Identifying and Prioritizing Attributes to Be Used in Match and Merge, Setting Attribute Scores and Weights. DATA-ARCHITECT Practice Questions (Page 1)
Part of the DATA GOVERNANCE domain, which accounts for 7% of the DATA-ARCHITECT exam.
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A healthcare provider is classifying patient attributes to prioritize data governance. They have limited resources and need to focus on attributes that are both critical for patient care and useful for matching records across systems. Which attribute should be classified as critical and prioritized for matching?
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In a data governance process, what is the primary purpose of communicating a newly approved data standard to all relevant stakeholders?
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A multinational corporation is implementing data governance for its Salesforce org. The company has regional data privacy laws that vary by country, and they want to ensure compliance while enabling global sales teams to access customer data. They also want to measure the effectiveness of their governance program. Which governance model best balances these requirements?
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Which attribute classification is most appropriate for a field that is used primarily in long-term trend analysis and strategic decision-making?
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Which KPI is most appropriate for measuring the adoption of data governance policies?
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