DMC-Designed Templates 

• Data Asset Inventory and Risk Assessment – includes a sheet to input your data asset inventory and key attributes for each item, with a connected sheet to assess the risk of data breach and sensitivity of data related to each asset 
• Data Asset Access & Permissions Tracker – a sheet meant to facilitate an organization and transparency regarding who has access to each data asset listed; the tracker is meant to minimize access to those who need it, reducing risk in the process 
• Data Culture Development Work Plan – the work plan is meant to assist the organization of culture development efforts during the startup phase of the process 
• Data Culture Assessment Survey (with both a Google Forms and Microsoft Forms version) – this is a plug-and-play survey that can be duplicated and used as is, or as a template to customize to meet your organization’s priorities in assessing culture and challenges 

DMC Workshop Handouts

With learning objectives and descriptions noted in the Workshops section of Chapter 2 

• Use Data Responsibly – DMC Workshop 1 
• Core Metrics Development & Data Collection Strategies – DMC Workshop 2 
• Data Architecture for Growing SIOs – DMC Workshop 3 

Content for Digital Transformation 

• 5 Principles of Data Ethics for Business – an easy to use resource on principles to consider for maintaining data ethics in your organization’s collection and use of data 
• Guide to Identifying Personally Identifiable Information (PII) – supports understanding when you are using or collection PII to begin considering risk mitigation strategies 
• Guide to Protecting the Confidentiality of Personally Identifiable Information (PII) – provides various risk mitigation strategies in data collection, storage, and use of PII 
• Tips for Writing Consent Forms – useful tips sheet in designing informed consent, particularly when requesting sensitive information from communities 
• 5 principles of a well-designed data architecture – includes points to consider when developing or refining the tools and systems your organization uses to collect, manage, and analyze data 
• Building a Data Team –  a useful data.org guide on staffing your data team based on needs; useful as a next step after fully assessing your data maturity and priorities