Shared datasets used across agencies lack owners, interface contracts, and freshness expectations. What modern architecture orientation addresses that gap?
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Short Explanation
If a shared dataset is a product, it gets an owner, a label on what’s in the box, and a promise about freshness—just like a service citizens rely on. Orphan dumps don’t earn that trust.
Full Explanation
Data-product orientation applies product management discipline to shared datasets: named owners, explicit contracts for schema and meaning, and SLAs for freshness and quality. That orientation improves discoverability and reliability for cross-agency consumers. Architecture that omits ownership and contracts leaves shared assets fragile and untrusted.