Domino Governance refers to the frameworks, policies, and guidelines that oversee the development, deployment, and use of technologies. Domino Governance makes sure that these are aligned with corporate policies and societal values.
This involves a multidisciplinary approach: combining technical, legal, and ethical perspectives to address issues like bias, privacy, accountability, and transparency.
Domino Governance simplifies, organizes, and automates the process of gathering, tracking, and reviewing all assets to help enforce internal or external policies.
It provides a single interface closely connected and integrated within a data scientist’s environment, ensuring smooth governance, version control, and compliance for all stakeholders involved.
Domino Governance connects policies, approvals, and evidence into a single framework. It helps teams manage compliance, track model lifecycles, and reduce manual effort through automation. By aligning technical work with organizational standards, Domino Governance supports transparency, accountability, and faster paths to production.
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Domino Governance workflows - learn more about the people, processes, and systems that make up governance workflows.
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Governance lifecycle - move your bundles through their lifecycle, from creation to review to publication.
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Create governed bundles - get steps on creating and using our governed bundles.
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Send governed bundles for review - submit your bundles for review and get them published.
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Define Domino Governance policies - learn how to create policies from a template.
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Use gates in a policy to control user actions.
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Domino Governance policy components - contains an overview and examples for crafting your own policies.
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This glossary of Governance terms defines key concepts used throughout Domino Governance.
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Domino Unified Audit Trail - captures broader compliance events to provide better transparency and accountability.