By jason-mcalpin < 1 min read
June 25, 2021

We are excited to announce the new IBM Watson Knowledge Catalog Enterprise Plan on IBM Cloud.

The new IBM Watson Knowledge Catalog Enterprise Plan enables organizations to build a solid data governance framework so that users can understand their data better and sensitive data elements can be automatically detected and protected. All of this is delivered with a set of IBM Cloud Pak® for Data services, fully managed on IBM cloud.

Features include the following:

  • Enterprise business glossary
  • Policy management and enforcement
  • Reference data management
  • Predefined and customizable data classes and classification selections
  • Automatic profiling
  • Data quality score
  • Self-service and data prep

The new IBM Watson Knowledge Catalog Enterprise Plan includes key integrations with IBM Data Privacy, IBM Knowledge Accelerators and much more.

Learn more

For more information on IBM Watson Knowledge Catalog and our new key integrations, please review the following documentation:

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