ODPV groups shared data product vocabulary into four practical sections: Core, Value, Governance, and Relationships.
These groups make the vocabulary easier to browse, map, validate, and reuse across specifications, catalogs, graph systems, and AI workflows.
ODPV Core defines foundational terms used across the standards family.
Examples include:
DataProductDataProductCatalogDataProductGraphDatasetDistributionDataServiceProviderConsumerOwnerStewardDomainIdentifierReference
Use Core terms when describing the basic objects and roles in a data product ecosystem.
ODPV Value defines terms that connect data products to demand, objectives, outcomes, and prioritization.
Examples include:
UseCaseBusinessObjectiveKPIImpactSignalGapPriorityOutcomeDataNeedBenefitDemandOpportunityRiskValuePropositionPortfolioPriority
Use Value terms when describing why data products matter and how they support measurable outcomes.
ODPV Governance defines terms for quality, access, licensing, agreements, policy, and compliance.
Examples include:
DataQualitySLALicenseAccessMethodAgreementPolicyComplianceRuleSensitivityUsageRightsRetentionAccessConditionGovernanceProfileDataAgreementDataContractStewardship
Use Governance terms when describing how data products are controlled, trusted, accessed, licensed, and operated.
ODPV Relationships defines controlled relationship names for graph implementation and portfolio analysis.
Examples include:
supportsrequirescontributesTomeasuresbelongsTodependsOngovernedByprovidedByconsumedByindicates
Use Relationship terms when you need consistent edge names in ODPG or other graph implementations.