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    Snowflake’s built-in data governance seems “elegant,” one user says

    A post promoting Snowflake Data Movement Policies says they govern data movement by user, channel, context and volume without taking access away.

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    A post promoting Snowflake Data Movement Policies presents them as a way to keep sensitive data accessible while controlling how it moves. It says those controls work by user, channel, context and volume without removing access. A user quoting the post argues that governance will be crucial for data intelligence and says building it directly into the AI Data Cloud seems elegant.

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    @_ram_Data governance is going to be crucial for data intelligence. Suspect there are many techniques for designing data governance -- but building it directly into the AI data cloud via policy primitives seems quite elegant.

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    @_ram_Data governance is going to be crucial for data intelligence. Suspect there are many techniques for designing data governance -- but building it directly into the AI data cloud via policy primitives seems quite elegant.