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With our latest community milestone, we opened up The Modern Data Masterclass for all to tune in and find countless insights from top data experts in the field. Governance becomes real only when authority to decide is explicitly assigned, supported, and exercised. The most common governance failure is not role confusion, but misallocated decision authority. Without explicit authority in these areas, ownership cannot function operationally. Enterprise ownership combines authority, accountability, and risk acceptance. Many organizations assign Data Owners extensive accountability without granting authority to enforce standards, block usage, or resolve conflicts.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n