T/BDIA 9001-2024 Data Asset Quality Certification System Development and Authorization Operations Guide

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Scope: Table of Contents Preface. II Introduction. III 1 Scope.1 2 Normative Reference Documents.1 3 Terms and Definitions.1 4 Planning of the Data Asset Quality Certification System.2. 5 Development of the Data Asset Quality Certification System.2. 6 Authorization of the Data Asset Quality Certification System.2. 7 Operation of the Data Asset Quality Certification System.2. References.3. Main Technical Content: Introduction The release of the value of "data elements" is directly related to their widespread circulation and efficient use. As a fundamental institutional arrangement of the market economy, the "quality certification system" has already been well-proven in the traditional commodity economy in terms of "establishing cross-organizational trust and expanding circulation scope" and "providing public and unified quality inspection services to improve utilization efficiency". Accordingly, establishing a quality certification system for "data assets" will also greatly facilitate their circulation and use. All parties involved in the circulation of data elements, including suppliers, demanders, trading institutions, research (development) and service organizations, can, based on their organizational capabilities in the circulation process, independently or jointly with relevant parties, develop relevant data quality certification systems and promote the implementation of specific certification activities through authorized certification bodies. In the process of facilitating the circulation of data elements, they can establish their pivotal position. This standard serves as a guiding document for the development and operation of the "data quality certification system". While encouraging all parties to widely develop data quality certification systems based on application scenarios, it also hopes to achieve interconnectivity among certification systems through a unified technical framework and operational mechanisms, facilitate the

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