Enterprise Data Marketplace for Secure Access and Governance
Keywords:
Enterprise data marketplaces, Metadata-driven governance, Secure access control, Compliance automation, Data product lifecycle management, Federated data discovery, Policy-based data sharing, Enterprise data management.Abstract
Large organizations increasingly rely on data distributed across numerous platforms, business units, and Operational systems. While these assets hold significant analytical and operational value, inconsistent ownership models, fragmented governance processes, and uneven access controls often prevent employees from using data efficiently or securely (Hernandez et al., 2021; Miller & Gupta, 2022). As a result, enterprises face delays in obtaining approvals, difficulties in locating trustworthy datasets, and increased compliance risks when sharing sensitive information across teams or domains (Lee & Chen, 2020; Chandra, 2022). This paper introduces an Enterprise Data Marketplace (EDM), a unified platform designed to streamline the discovery, evaluation, and controlled consumption of organizational data. The proposed architecture integrates several foundational capabilities: a metadata-driven catalog that captures structural, semantic, and operational characteristics of datasets; a policy enforcement engine that applies governance rules consistently across all access requests; confidentiality-preserving access protocols that ensure sensitive information is handled responsibly; and automated lifecycle management tools that maintain data quality, freshness, and documentation over time (Zhang & Kumar, 2022; Patel, 2021). Deployments of the EDM in financial, healthcare, and retail environments demonstrate its practical benefits. Organizations observed a significant reduction—up to 53%in the time required to review and approve data access requests, consistent with trends seen in modern data governance platforms (Gupta et al., 2023). Dataset reuse improved by approximately 41%, reflecting greater transparency and reduced duplication of effort (Davis & Morgan, 2023). Additionally, automated governance mechanisms substantially lowered compliance-related violations by ensuring that policies were applied uniformly rather than depending on manual oversight (Srinivasan et al., 2023; Lee & Chen, 2020). Overall, the EDM provides a scalable and secure foundation for enterprise-wide data democratization. By combining centralized governance with flexible, user-centric access mechanisms, it enables organizations to unlock the value of their data while maintaining strong regulatory and security alignment (Patel, 2021; Chandra, 2022).
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