Leveraging Large Models to Transform Data Governance: Quality, Cost, Efficiency

This article explains how large language models enhance data governance by improving data quality, reducing implementation costs, and increasing operational efficiency through knowledge bases and interactive prompt libraries, and it also outlines practical empowerment pathways for organizations seeking to leverage AI-driven analytics.

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Leveraging Large Models to Transform Data Governance: Quality, Cost, Efficiency

Relationship between Large Models and Data Governance

Data governance improves data quality, while the analytical and computational capabilities of large models enrich data governance methods.

Empowerment System Construction

Knowledge base construction: Build data governance and business knowledge bases.

Interaction capability library: Create prompts to enable users to access and interact quickly.

Empowerment Approaches

Quality improvement: Enhance the service quality of data governance for business and strengthen business participation.

Cost reduction: Lower implementation costs of data governance, including time cost and business loss cost.

Efficiency increase: Enrich data governance methods and improve governance efficiency.

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