Roles and responsibilities of data stewards, data managers, and data custodians are clearly defined to ensure the quality, security, accessibility, and preservation of University administrative data. Data Administration Princeton follows University-wide data administration policies and practices to ensure data coordination, integration, and integrity across systems. C. Infrastructure Interfaces are public, and are designed to allow locally developed or third-party products to interact with the system. Interfaces reflect standards that are officially endorsed or at least embraced by most vendors in a product category. Components should be able to operate together via standard, commonly accepted interfaces.
Components operate on multiple hardware and software platforms.
Dependencies on particular hardware or operating-system platforms will be minimized and localized as much as possible. Capacity can be added in reasonable increments, at reasonable cost. Functionality can be added. Systems employ a simple and consistent user interface. Systems support distributed data, applications, and processes.