Which of the following is NOT a Reference & Master Data activity?

Activities related to Reference & Master Data typically include managing the lifecycle, establishing governance policies, modeling data, and defining architectural approaches. However, evaluating and assessing data sources is generally not considered a core activity specific to Reference & Master Data management. Here's a detailed explanation:

Core Activities:

Manage the Lifecycle: Involves overseeing the entire lifecycle of master data, from creation to retirement.

Establish Governance Policies: Setting up policies and procedures to govern the management and use of master data.

Model Data: Creating data models that define the structure and relationships of master data entities.

Define Architectural Approach: Developing the architecture that supports master data management, including integration and data quality frameworks.

Excluded Activity:

Evaluate and Assess Data Sources: While this is an important activity in data management, it is more relevant to data acquisition and integration rather than the ongoing management of reference and master data.

References:

Data Management Body of Knowledge (DMBOK), Chapter 7: Master Data Management

DAMA International, "The DAMA Guide to the Data Management Body of Knowledge (DMBOK)"