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1. Why are Data Strategy and Data Management treated together as one topic in I Am Datapedia!?
Question 1A. Because they are the same thing under two namesB. Because both are huge areas and the aim is to help readers understand the topics rather than train themC. Because Data Management has replaced Data StrategyD. Because neither is relevant to modern data solutionsE. Because they are only used in the banking sector
2. What is the relationship between Data Management and Data Strategy?
Question 2A. Data Strategy is a small part of Data ManagementB. They are unrelated disciplinesC. Data Management replaces Data Strategy once a solution goes liveD. Data Management is one of the key elements of Data StrategyE. Data Strategy is only concerned with hardware while Data Management covers software
3. When are the features and capabilities of a Data Strategy defined?
Question 3A. Before the execution process startsB. After the solution has been in production for a yearC. Only when a data quality problem is foundD. During the annual auditE. After data governance has been set up
4. Which areas does Data Strategy cover?
Question 4A. Network topology, hardware and cablingB. Payroll, recruitment and trainingC. Only data architectureD. Only tools and licencesE. Business strategy, organisational roles, data architecture and data management
5. What are the goals of a Data Strategy?
Question 5A. To reduce headcount and cut IT budgetsB. To replace all on-premises systems with cloud servicesC. To innovate, cater to business requirements and address risk and regulatory challengesD. To archive as much historical data as possibleE. To standardise every report format
6. Which of these is NOT listed as something Data Management maintains?
Question 6A. Marketing campaign budgetsB. MetadataC. Data qualityD. Data securityE. Data governance
7. What does Data Management make sure of once a solution is implemented?
Question 7A. That the solution is replaced every three yearsB. That the solution is sold to other organisationsC. That the solution is moved to the cloudD. That the solution is well maintainedE. That the solution is never changed
8. Which activities describe Data Management within an organisation?
Question 8A. Marketing, selling and invoicing dataB. Sourcing, processing, storing, organising and maintaining dataC. Encrypting, transmitting and deleting dataD. Auditing, fining and reporting data breachesE. Designing, building and decommissioning hardware
9. On what are the tools, processes and planning decisions of a Data Strategy based?
Question 9A. The preferences of the database vendorB. The size of the IT departmentC. Industry-wide default templatesD. The cost of cloud storageE. Business or organisation requirements
10. A Data Strategy ensures that an implemented data solution covers everything needed to do what with data?
Question 10A. Sell, license and export itB. Encrypt, compress and delete itC. Host, manage, protect, maintain and make use of itD. Print, file and archive itE. Sample, model and visualise it