Canada releases Zero-Copy Integration data governance framework
Canada’s Digital Governance Council and the Data Collaboration Alliance have announced the open access availability of a new national standard, Data Governance-Part 9: Zero-Copy Integration, which offers organisations a framework for streamlining digital transformation project delivery within the confines of a variety of data privacy regulations.
Canada’s Digital Governance Council and the Data Collaboration Alliance have announced the open access availability of a new national standard, Data Governance-Part 9: Zero-Copy Integration, which offers organisations a framework for streamlining digital transformation project delivery within the confines of a variety of data privacy regulations. The features of this framework not only focus on increasing compliance and visibility for administrators but also on eliminating data silos and simplifying code to improve collaboration across different teams and departments.
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