In May of this year I delivered the keynote at the Document Strategy Forum in Anaheim, CA. My topic? The Death of the Document. […]
When it comes to managing big data, there are two competing schools of thought. One says that you should put all the information in a data lake, so you can magically find all these patterns to better... […]
In Part 1 of this two-part series, Benefits of Information Governance in Healthcare, I focused on how healthcare providers can manage, and thus protect, patient information. Part two presented here... […]
A solid, integrated information management and information security plan is essential to help utility and energy companies overcome competitive obstacles, grow and succeed. […]
There can be varied approaches to content migration, even within the same company. Content migration—even within the same company—is never standard. When it comes to your content migration strategy,... […]
Information management and governance is a constantly changing field. Here, in the first two days of the conference, we’re producing a track and presenting sessions that cover the most up-to-date... […]
In Part 1 of this two-part series, I reviewed many of the challenges that organizations (particularly financial services firms) face regarding how they manage content associated with their marketing... […]
I’ve been looking at how organizations in the financial services sector can improve their marketing content lifecycle, (how they create, manage, and deploy their marketing content, and how they... […]
Abandoned, or "orphaned" data, is content sitting out on public shares that has no owners. It might be associated with a department that no longer exists, or an individual that no longer works for... […]
When it comes to your organization’s information security, risk surface is a critical factor. The less data available for bad actors to find and pilfer, the lower the risk to the organization. […]