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Data Management refers to the processes and practices involved in collecting, storing, organizing, maintaining, and utilizing data effectively and securely. It encompasses a wide range of activities, including data governance (the practice of managing data availability, usability, integrity, and security), data quality management (ensuring accuracy and consistency of data), data architecture (designing data structures and systems), data modeling (defining data structures and relationships), data storage solutions (such as databases and data warehouses), data integration (combining data from different sources), and data lifecycle management (managing data from creation to deletion).The goal of data management is to ensure that data is reliable, accessible, and efficient to use, thus supporting better decision-making and operational effectiveness within organizations. It involves the use of various tools and technologies to automate processes and improve data handling capabilities. Effective data management is critical for organizations to derive insights, comply with regulations, and maintain a competitive edge.
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