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While data is one of the most robust assets a credit union owns (yes, it's potentially more valuable than loans), it can be challenging to leverage. Compounding this situation is the critical governance of the data. Data governance is the formal management of data access, quality and security throughout its lifecycle. It is part of organizational data maturity efforts and works best when aligned with the data strategy. While this sounds obvious, actively creating a data governance program is not.
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