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DESCRIPTION:Click for Latest Location Information: http://edw2023fall.datav
 ersity.net/sessionPop.cfm?confid=157&proposalid=14586\nIn 2014, Vanderbilt 
 University released a study finding the cost of compliance in the U.S. high
 er education sector was over $27 billion, $17 billion of which was spent on
  accreditation-related reporting. It’s no wonder compliance reporting
  is often experienced as a drain on institutional resources.\n\nWhat happen
 s when we flip that and frame compliance reporting as a data governance opp
 ortunity? What happens when we curate reusable data assets that meet compli
 ance requirements and internal assessment needs?\n\nIn this session, I will
  share how Antioch used accreditation and compliance requirements to develo
 p reusable data assets designed to meet external reporting requirements and
  save thousands of people hours each year. This session will cover methodol
 ogy, tools used, and the impact on institutional data governance.\n
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SUMMARY:The Upside of Compliance Reporting: A Data Governance Opportunity
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