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Data ownership

Data ownership specifies the responsibilities of managing and controlling data within an organization. It determines who has access to specific datasets, who can make decisions regarding their use, and who is accountable for ensuring data quality and compliance. The precise definition of data ownership helps protect sensitive information while maximizing its value for business operations. 

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