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Across the public sector, there's a quiet shift underway. Away from consolidating data into single systems and toward coordinating it across the agencies and departments that actually own it.
That shift has a name most people recognize from civics class, not IT: federation. Distributed authority with shared accountability. The same design principle that makes government work, applied to how government data works.
If your organization is wrestling with how to modernize data governance without losing local control or creating new single points of failure, this piece makes the case for why the answer might already be in the founding documents.
Read the full piece on The Trading Post →
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