Category Archives: Governance

Principles of Holistic Information Governance

Posted on April 1, 2013 by

This previous post was about the need for holism in information governance. This post brings up topics that you’ll have to deal with in defining holistic information governance. (I think I’ll refer to these as PHIGs – Principles of Holistic … Continue reading →

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Policies First – Holism in Information Governance

Posted on February 20, 2013 by

If it doesn’t work manually, automating won’t do diddly for you; policy comes before procedure. Somebody asked if auto-classification and retention / disposition processing had been tested in court. I’ve not been directly involved with any cases, but yeah, these … Continue reading →

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Governance Sucks but Doesn’t Have To

Posted on September 17, 2012 by

Governance is the Super Ego to the Id of collaboration. If you’re an information consumer or producer, governance sucks. Think about it; all you really want to do is get the info you need or pass stuff on to stakeholders. … Continue reading →

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BYOD – Run What Ya Brung

Posted on June 4, 2012 by

This was originally posted on the AIIM Community on 2012-05-30. In the interests of full disclosure; I use a corporately issued laptop, a self-provisioned smartphone (employer pays service), a self-provisioned tablet, and a personal laptop. My tablet, while being hugely … Continue reading →

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Records Matter, Declaration Doesn’t – Revisited

Posted on December 5, 2011 by

This is a response to comments that Jürg Meier made recently on something I posted a while ago. Jürg is a very smart and personable guy, whom I had the pleasure of meeting in person at ARMA Switzerland’s inaugural event … Continue reading →

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