This question is related to the Data Governance domain of DA0-002, which includes understanding processes like User Acceptance Testing (UAT) to ensure data-related applications meet governance and quality standards. UAT is a critical step in ensuring software aligns with user needs and organizational requirements.
To begin the software application development process to enhance user experience (Option A): UAT occurs near the end of development, not at the beginning.
To ensure all parts of the software application work together after each sprint (Option B): This describes integration testing, not UAT, which focuses on user validation.
To review software application crashes, create patches, and deploy to users (Option C): This refers to post-deployment maintenance, not UAT.
To validate and verify that a software application meets the needs and requirements of users (Option D): UAT is specifically designed to ensure the software meets user requirements and functions as intended in a real-world scenario, aligning with governance standards for quality.
The DA0-002 Data Governance domain emphasizes "data quality control concepts" (similar to DA0-001, web ID: 1), which include ensuring applications meet user needs through processes like UAT.
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