A team is preparing to roll out watsonx.governance across the organisation. What should they set up first so AI use cases do not slip through ungoverned?
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Short Explanation
You can't govern what you haven't registered. Set up the inventory and workflows first, so every AI use case lands in one system instead of slipping through.
Full Explanation
Configuring inventories and workflows so every AI use case can be registered, assessed, and governed from a single system gives every use case a registration point and an assessment path, which is what turns governance from a policy statement into something that actually runs. Waiting until each project team asks for governance before adding it to any tracking system is incorrect because waiting for teams to opt in guarantees some use cases never get registered at all. Granting every business unit its own separate governance instance with no shared inventory is incorrect because fragmenting governance into unconnected instances per business unit destroys the organisation-wide visibility that inventories exist to provide. Skipping formal registration and relying on informal emails between teams to track new use cases is incorrect because informal email tracking cannot be audited, reported on, or enforced consistently. For the exam, remember that inventory and workflow configuration is the foundation governance is built on.