Which acronym corresponds to the consolidation of data from data sources through data lake objects?

• A. DMO
• B. DLO
• C. DSO
• D. MDM

Answer: (A)

The idea here is about bringing together data from many different sources through the layer of objects stored in the data lake. This consolidation requires a component that coordinates and harmonizes those assets so they can be viewed as a unified set, regardless of their origin. That role is described by DMO, which stands for Data Management Objects in this context—the layer that manages, maps, and aggregates data from multiple sources into the data lake’s object structure. This focus on coordinating and unifying data across sources differentiates it from data lake objects themselves (which are the individual stored items) or data source objects (which describe the sources). Master Data Management, while important for having a single truth for key entities, is a broader governance practice rather than the specific consolidation mechanism through the data lake’s object layer. So the acronym that best describes consolidating data from sources through data lake objects is DMO.