The organization sets both a data strategy and a data management strategy and makes them known to its stakeholders. The data strategy ties business objectives and priorities to the data scope needed to reach them; the data management strategy defines the capabilities required, with rationale, goals and benefits, and is the blueprint for assessing, prioritizing, planning, measuring, implementing and improving capabilities across all components and for mobilizing the organization. Carries forward v2.2 capabilities 1.1 (strategy specified and shared) and 1.3 (vision defined), where the strategy sets out formally how data content will be managed in terms that mean something to business stakeholders.
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