mdm-and-federated-data-governance

Apply Master Data Management (MDM) styles (Consolidation, Registry, Centralized, Coexistence), federated governance via data contracts and policy automation, data catalog + metalake architecture, knowledge graphs for metadata, semantic layers, and access control models (ACL, RBAC, ABAC + PEP/PDP/PIP/PAP). Use when scoping MDM, choosing an MDM style, designing a data catalog, building governance automation, defining data contracts, or implementing fine-grained access control on data products. Triggers: "MDM strategy", "consolidation vs registry vs centralized vs coexistence", "data contract", "data catalog", "knowledge graph for metadata", "ABAC for data", "semantic layer for governance", "metalake". Produces a chosen MDM style + governance architecture with policy automation.

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