Converting data into another structure or format.

Correcting or removing inaccurate data.

Checking data against defined rules.

Adding useful information to existing data.

Removing duplicate data records.

Examining data structure and quality.

Tracking data origins and transformations.

Organized inventory of available data assets.

Policies and processes for managing organizational data.

Operational responsibility for data quality and governance.

Degree to which data is accurate and useful.

How recently data was updated.

Degree to which required data is present.

Degree to which data reflects reality correctly.

Degree to which data agrees across systems.

Ability to understand data health and behavior.

Agreement defining data structure and expectations.

External component required by software.

Dependency explicitly declared by an application.

Dependency needed primarily during development.

Graph showing relationships among dependencies.

Process selecting compatible dependency versions.

File recording exact dependency versions.

Fixing dependencies to specific versions.

Framework managing dependency creation and injection.

Situation where required dependency versions clash.

Security weakness in a software dependency.

Packaged collection of software prepared for users.

External component required by software.

Supplying dependencies from outside an object.

Managing required software components and versions.

Graph showing relationships among dependencies.

Reusable solution to a common design problem.

System whose components run across multiple machines.

Representation of concepts in a problem domain.

Development approach centered on business domains.

Software controlling a hardware or system interface.