In today's world, many organisations are expanding rapidly, and each day, systems perform countless transactions and generate large quantities of new data, some of which are as simple as adding new customers, vendors, materials, payments, credits, and debits. While entering data manually or digitally, there is always the possibility of inputting inaccurate or duplicate data, which can result in a big data disaster for decision-making and the implementation of new company initiatives. Companies are beginning to understand that their master and transactional data must be cleansed and enriched in order to remain competitive and reap the full benefits of their historical and current master data. To have a better management handle on data as a strategic asset, businesses are enabling their people, technologies, and processes to manage the data's long-term quality. Data governance regulates the quality of the data and offers business users with dependable, consistent data for making crucial decisions. Discuss the corporate organization's data governance economic advantages and how businesses with a data governance strategy can use data more intelligently to empower the success of the organization.