What is Data and Application custodianship? Draft
An information asset is an identifiable collection of data stored in any manner and recognised as having value for the purpose of enabling an agency to perform its business functions, thereby satisfying a recognised agency requirement.
For Queensland Health, Data and Applications are key information assets that need to be effectively managed and have been identified as priority areas requiring clear accountability. Data and Application custodianship includes the appropriate assignment of roles and responsibilities to delegated positions to ensure that Queensland Health Data and Applications are appropriately managed throughout their lifecycle.
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A Department of Health internal audit review of critical systems and data ownership and accountability identified the need for a clear understanding and acceptance of custodianship roles and responsibilities to ensure that data and information are appropriately managed throughout their lifecycle and are accessible to appropriate stakeholders.
Queensland Government Enterprise Architecture (QGEA) Information Standard (IS44): Information asset custodianship requires Queensland Government departments to identify their information assets, ensure an information asset register is established and maintained and assign role/s for the management of the Department’s information asset register.
In addition to the Data and Application custodianship roles and responsibilities document, other related work being undertaken by HIS includes:
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Assignment of roles and responsibilities
Formally assigning roles and responsibilities to delegated positions within Queensland Health for Data and Applications.
Toolkit
Development of training and education materials to support Data and Application Custodians in their role.
Data and Application custodianship policy
Development of a Data and Application custodianship policy.
Information Management Strategic Governance Committee
Supporting the Information Management Strategic Governance Committee (IMSGC).
An information asset is an identifiable collection of data stored in any manner and recognised as having value for the purpose of enabling an agency to perform its business functions, thereby satisfying a recognised agency requirement.
For Queensland Health, Data and Applications are key information assets that need to be effectively managed and have been identified as priority areas requiring clear accountability. Data and Application custodianship includes the appropriate assignment of roles and responsibilities to delegated positions to ensure that Queensland Health Data and Applications are appropriately managed throughout their lifecycle.
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A Department of Health internal audit review of critical systems and data ownership and accountability identified the need for a clear understanding and acceptance of custodianship roles and responsibilities to ensure that data and information are appropriately managed throughout their lifecycle and are accessible to appropriate stakeholders.
Queensland Government Enterprise Architecture (QGEA) Information Standard (IS44): Information asset custodianship requires Queensland Government departments to identify their information assets, ensure an information asset register is established and maintained and assign role/s for the management of the Department’s information asset register.
In addition to the Data and Application custodianship roles and responsibilities document, other related work being undertaken by HIS includes:
Interact with the boxes below
Assignment of roles and responsibilities
Formally assigning roles and responsibilities to delegated positions within Queensland Health for Data and Applications.
Toolkit
Development of training and education materials to support Data and Application Custodians in their role.
Data and Application custodianship policy
Development of a Data and Application custodianship policy.
Information Management Strategic Governance Committee
Supporting the Information Management Strategic Governance Committee (IMSGC).
