There has been a great deal of confusion around the term information governance (IG) and how it is often confused with other similar industry terms, such as information technology (IT) governance and data governance
Here is my list of seven even deadlier sins: Governance needs a government. Information governance touches the whole of the organisation...You cannot solve the Information Governance problem by throwing technology at it
Key components and tenets of information life-cycle management apply to information governance/electronic records management. All of these remain important in the information governance arena. (I’m going to use data, information and records interchangeably here): 1
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Would Middle East see an immediate change in management as the demand for governance increases?...The frauds mandated good governance to keep them in check
We have imposed artificial risks and conflicts, by distinguishing between "sturctured" and "unstructured" governance. These are technology driven distinctions and should not be affecting business policy on information management
The challenges stem from the requirements for eDiscovery, governance, compliance, privacy and storage
Disclaimer: The purpose of this post is to provide general education on Information Governance topics. The statements are informational only and do not constitute legal advice
George Orwell 1984 Published 1949 *Bruce Schneier The Atlantic Published 8/12/2013 #communications #governance #cloud #dataprivacy
Today I’m going to talk about an overlooked part of the Content Management picture, data. I know that this seems a little strange but bear with me. Let’s assume for a moment that you are in a regulated industry or that you are generally paranoid. (Most regulated industries are...
Organizations today need to leverage information to continuously improve operations, while simultaneously balancing the need to protect this important resource through better governance policies. Capturing data (that is otherwise considered ‘dark’) on paper documents can help organizations route information more quickly, store and retrieve details more effectively, and identify risk points such as unauthorized transactions
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