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Data Stewardship includes principles and practices that ensure effective data management. It promotes data-driven decision making and supports maintaining data quality.
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Data stewardship is the operational care and responsible use of data in an organization’s daily work.
Data stewardship evolved from data management, information practice, and data-quality requirements. It has no single author; it joins domain accountability with continuous lifecycle care.
Stewards clarify definitions, check quality, document lineage, and support users with rules and access. They operate within governance decisions.
Definitions, metadata, and quality rules stay current.
Domain stewards guide use.
Care spans collection through deletion.
Data stewardship embeds data quality and responsible use in domain teams’ daily work.
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