In recent posts , we’ve explored how to get other people to care about information governance (IG) — from general, high-level considerations to specific guidance around how to align with what non-IG... […]
In a recent post, I discussed how only information governance (IG) folks will really care about IG. And in general, that’s true — unless you can align your IG efforts with things non-IG folks care... […]
Information governance (IG) practitioners (and I’m one of them) tend to think the world revolves around IG. We say organizations should support IG best practices and end users should willingly submit... […]
In a previous post, I outlined the three questions you should ask before doing a file analytics project. In this post, I’m going to go into a little more detail on the second question “Why am I doing... […]
I recently took part in a working session with the legal team from a Fortune 100 firm and their outside counsel to finalize a process for deleting content that belonged to employees who had left the... […]
Recently I've noticed many organizations are undertaking major content cleanup efforts, but most don’t know where or how to start. There’s a lot of fear that these large efforts won’t be as... […]
Every organization needs to clean up their content — to comply with laws and regulations concerning record keeping and privacy, for example, or to keep relevant content findable for end users. Yet,... […]
Ask anyone involved in records management, information management, IT, InfoSec, Privacy, Legal, or Compliance whether their organization needs an Information Governance (IG) program, and they’ll... […]
Information formation governance has unique needs for enterprise content management software, including analytics, reporting, and monitoring. While Microsoft Office 365 is rapidly becoming the... […]
The cost of privacy efforts is one of the most intractable categories of business spend. Most of the savings a firm can realize for their significant expenditures is akin to “what’s the color of the... […]