Records Mgmt & Archiving

http://barclaytblair.com/updating-our-information-governance-survey/

new stuff form Barclay T. Blair:
18% believe that 1/3 or more of their Info would go away with IG.
What the heck ... a lot of uncertainty about this concept ;
GRC in new pipes; just a new name for RIM ? etc.
At least 32% are going to execute somehow on Info Governance, whatever this means.

Juerg

Conference proceedings:
Designing your information governance program

presentations:
- E. Herych (Novartis): Good taxonomy and your retention program
- C. Zeunert (SwissRe): Strong legal holds and discovery practice
- D. Rosenthal (Homburger): How to design privacy into your business process & governance program
- J. Frazier (IBM): Benchmark data presentation. The prevailing preservation practices of US litigation
- D. Paknad (CGOC, IBM): Case study: Information governance at a F100 bank

Please find the complete proceedings from the October 6 CGOC meeting at http://www.cgoc.com/cgoc-basel-2011/

For download: Maybe you have to register first on the CGOC Website

It exactly points out the key challenge of GRC and information governance:
"One of the fundamental tenets of information governance is
tying "value" and "legal duty" to "information
asset" so IT can routinely and defensibly
dispose of data."

http://www.zdnet.com/tb/1-78326-1517568

Steve Akers on AIIM about 8 Things You Need to Know about Devising an Information Governance Strategy

go to Digital landfill

Information Governance ist nötig.

Der technische CIO hat seine Rolle ausgespielt und sollte sich auf das "I" in der
IT verlegen. Putting the "I" into IT war ein Aufsatzvon Davenport im Jahr 2000.
Imagine a world of plumbing and nobody cares about the water and the quality of the water ...and the flow.

download Artikel v. 15.4.2010

One of the interesting AIIM post about 8 things ....

Link

The author restricts the scope of information governance mainly to the discipline of records mgmt.

unfortunately the link at http://www.fcsig.com/ebook does not offer the eBook, “Making the Case for Information Governance,” anymore.

s. Beitrag von silicon.de

Ein Dauerbrenner: Die Dikussion ob es um die konzernweite Steuerung von Daten oder Informationen geht ist ein wenig akademisch.
Sie folgt im Prinzip der Logik der Wertschöpfungskette Daten-Information-Wissen-Performance-Business Success-$$$$$

Im Kontext von GRC beschäftigt eher die Frage, die Gartner kürzlich wieder aufgegriffen hat: Wie viel Steuerungskompetenz liegt bei der IT und wieviel beim Business bzw.wie sind die Verhältnisse?


s. tfpl Blog

Gartner Analyst, Debra Logan believes that the “future" of IT lies outside the IT department. Increasingly CIOs are coming from “the business” and “users” are taking control of their own information delivery infrastructure.” By the end of 2010, Gartner predicts that 40% of people, who report directly or indirectly into IT, will have substantial business and non-IT experience”.

Information Governance is becoming a new generic term and notion to describe all corporate activities concerning information management compliance (IMC). However the challenge lies in the art of a consistent integration and consolidation of all related disciplines (strategy). This is tough and depends on each corp. culture and priorities of roadmaps. It's not easy to say here: "The whole must be more than the sum of its parts."(Aristotle)
... a lot of theory and noise in the big context of GRC (Governance Risk Mgmt and Compliance).
On the other hand there is a tendency to come down again to hard facts and first value and manage corporate data in the right way to serve the business and deliver the ROI.
like Tony Fisher's book Data Assets which is really interesting. The term "information" does merely appear here. But we can bill this story in a tangible way and the outcome is adding value and competitive strenght ....

Information Governance can encompass an endless list of topics:
- Enterprise Risk Mgmt
- IT Governance
- Cloud computing and data hosting, SOA
- Web and Enterprise 2.0, i.e., Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Yammer, Portals/Intranets, Wikis,
- Blogs, Instant Messaging, etc
- Rules of Professional Conduct/Lawyer Ethics
- Email management
- Knowledge management
- Virtualization
- SharePoint
- Managing multiple jurisdictions
- ECM: Electronic records management/electronic document management
- ILM
- Emerging technologies and trends, (Web 3.0/Semantic Web, Unified Communications, etc.)
- Conflicts of Interest/new business intake.
- Point applications being deployed which affect information governance (digital dictation, litigation support software, tax document prep software, etc.)
- eDiscovery: implications for firms and their clients
- Information security
- Web Governance
- IT risk control, business continuitiy mgmt, disaster recovery
- Computerized System Validation (Pharma)
etc.

Interesting post by AIIM Digital landfill:

BearingPoint about EGRC - a new buzzword ....
Enterprise Governance Risk and Compliance

How Sharepoint helps in EGRC