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In this segment of Fed Gov Today, David Ashley, Acting Chief Data Officer at the Treasury Department, breaks down how Treasury is turning the Evidence Act from a compliance exercise into a practical data transformation. Ashley explains that Treasury’s approach centers on five priorities—data governance, cataloging, maturity, literacy, and sharing—designed to help a large, federated department understand what data it has, where it lives, and how it can be used responsibly.

A major focus is building a comprehensive data catalog and assessing data maturity across Treasury’s bureaus to identify opportunities for better connection and analysis. Ashley emphasizes that data quality and metadata are foundational, especially as Treasury looks to expand the use of artificial intelligence. Rather than chasing AI as a “shiny object,” the department is developing clear use cases and guardrails to ensure value. Through enterprise coordination and a growing data literacy campaign, Treasury is working to break down silos and deliver clearer, more actionable insights to senior leaders.