A quality policy states that 'all data must be perfect' with no thresholds or measures. How should DG improve the standard?
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Short Explanation
'Be perfect' is a motivational poster, not a quality standard. Teams need dimensions, thresholds, and measures they can actually hit and monitor. Vague perfection guarantees arguments and zero scorecards.
Full Explanation
Governance standards for data quality must be operable: defined dimensions, thresholds, measurement methods, and owners. Absolute perfection without metrics cannot be enforced or improved systematically. Suppressing profiling or equating publication of a PDF with quality attainment creates false assurance. Link DG policy to measurable DQ rules that stewards and system owners can implement.