Data Management for Administration Training Series - Managing Data

Administrative work is increasingly defined by digital information that must be captured, maintained, shared, and analyzed. Ensuring the reliable, long-term use of data requires not only sound structures but also clear lines of authority, rules, and defined responsibilities.

In the final module of this training series, we focus on the fundamentals of data governance. Using practical examples, we demonstrate how public administration bodies can organize data management to ensure that information remains secure, traceable, and efficiently usable.

Topics covered include the data lifecycle, key areas of action in data governance, and roles and responsibilities.

Content:

• Fundamentals of data governance in day-to-day administration
• Data lifecycle: from capture to archiving or deletion
• Key areas of action for structured data management
• Roles and responsibilities in data management

Objective: 
Understand how clear responsibilities, rules, and documentation contribute to making administrative data secure, traceable, and usable in the long term.

Target group:
Employees of the local and state administration in Brandenburg and Berlin

Data Management for Administration Training Series

• November 3, 2026   | 1 p.m. – Understanding data
• November 17, 2026 | 1 p.m. – Structure data
• December 1, 2026   | 1 p.m. – Maintain data
• December 15, 2026 | 1 p.m. – Manage data