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This exam tests knowledge and understanding of data strategy components as well as best practices for data strategy implementation. You will be tested in these areas:
- Problems arising in organization without a comprehensive data strategy
- Objectives of a data strategy
- Steps in creating, implementing, and monitoring a data strategy
- Data-centric components of data strategy, including data quality management, metadata management, information integration, data warehouses and business intelligence
- Organization-centric components of data strategy, including roles and responsibilities, data ownership, security and privacy
- Technology-centric components of data strategy, including product requirements and standards, performance, monitoring and measurement
The exam consists of 25 carefully crafted questions of different kinds and degrees of difficulty. This removes the element of luck that is common in exams that consist entirely of multiple choice questions. You are required to complete the exam in one sitting in 50 minutes. You are allowed three attempts to achieve a passing score of 70%. Each attempt at an exam, however, will present you with a different set of questions than previous attempts.
The exam is intended to be quite challenging and requires reasonable mastery of the course material. We recommend that you take Creating and Implementing a Data Strategy course by Sid Adelman and review it multiple times before taking the exam.
Once you pass the exam, you will receive a Certificate of Education documenting that you have demonstrated mastery of the topic. Further, the exam is mandatory in CIMP – Data Governance certification track and can be used as an elective exam in any other CIMP track. Click here to learn more about CIMP.
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Number of Questions:
25
Time Limit:
50 Minutes
Passing Score:
70%
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