Rethink information governance: the value of understanding information governance

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Information governance has evolved in the digital age. This ebook lays out the steps organisations can take to discover, classify, and manage information to improve productivity, reduce errors, and enable more confident and informed decisions.

1 December 202312 mins
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Today’s digital-first organisations run on data, so it has never been more important that their data be accurate, current and relevant. Information governance is the discipline of discovering, defining, and creating policies and procedures to manage data throughout its lifecycle.

This ebook introduces the concept of information governance, traces its evolution in the digital age, and defines the step-by-step measures your organisation can take to tame the data deluge, achieve your compliance objectives, and carve a path toward more confident and informed decisions.

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