Since many institutions are highly siloed, and having a diverse data stewardship, issues of data governance and the capability to have the right access to relevant data are still regarded as a primary concern.
In the February 2010 issue of Science, you had a letter that said, among other things, "It is essential that the scientific community work urgently to make standards for analyzing, reporting, providing access to, and stewardship of research data operational, while also establishing when requests for data amount to harassment or are otherwise unreasonable".
It's also mandatory that Nike takes its stewardship of user data seriously.
This answers questions about whether Apple is taking stewardship of the data of underage users in the U.S. as well.
This problem is the subject of a report from the US National Academies [ 11] on integrity, accessibility and stewardship of digital data, encouraged and sponsored in part by leading journals [ 12, 13].
According to the European Network and Information Security Agency (ENISA)'s, 'loss of data stewardship to the CSPs' is one of the top risks of cloud computing.
Alongside the privacy and security concerns, researchers also have an ethical duty of data stewardship which is further complicated when research data is placed in the cloud for storage or processing.
In this way, a more beneficial, and ultimately trustworthy, form of data stewardship will be achieved [ 27].
Appropriate and proportionate governance and stewardship of the processes of data for health research require a systemic approach which includes but goes beyond narrowly defined formal mechanisms of responsibility (Owen et al., 2013).
The school's data stewardship policy details the type of data that faculty and staff cannot store on personal devices, including students' personal information and information subject to federal regulations.
