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• Information governance defined • Governance risk management • Governance strategy • Senior management and governance |
Forgotten information runs rampant - What do you do? Information and Data Governance Governance strategies and how they can effectively and successfully be implemented into your workplace Two post-forum workshops, 15 December 2010 B) Creating and sustaining an information environment to encourage information usage and updating LinkedIN Group |
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Hear from our expert panel of speakers: Deloitte Information governance concerns many within an organisation. It’s not solely a focus on IT, nor is it only the concern of middle management. From decision makers to information users, information governance is an overarching idea that affects the entirety of an organisation. The risks around information governance include: wasting company resources and money, utilising bad data, having forgotten information run rampant and go unmanaged and having staff that are unsure of their positions with governance. However, decision makers are still hesitant to implement governance strategies because they see it as expensive with little tangible benefit. But by understanding what the benefits are, organisations can benefit as a whole through governance and good data, avoiding many of the risks of not having as such in place. This one-day connected forum will give attendees the opportunity to hear about:
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