Word
data manager
Definition
n. a person whose job is to organize and protect a company's information. They ensure that information is stored correctly and follows privacy rules.
n. A professional responsible for the administration, security, and integrity of an organization's digital information assets. Often involves overseeing database systems, implementing data policies, and ensuring compliance with privacy regulations.
Examples
“Our data manager protects all our customer information.”
“The new data manager introduced clinical coding standards to ensure that all patient records remained accurate and easily searchable.”
“Following the implementation of strict regional privacy laws, the data manager was tasked with auditing every internal database to eliminate redundant personally identifiable information.”
Examples
simple
“Our data manager protects all our customer information.”
contextual
“The new data manager introduced clinical coding standards to ensure that all patient records remained accurate and easily searchable.”
complex
“Following the implementation of strict regional privacy laws, the data manager was tasked with auditing every internal database to eliminate redundant personally identifiable information.”
Usage
Typically functions as a job title or professional designation.