Learning Information Governance

Learning Information Governance

1h 12mBeginner2016-03-02

Authors

Robert Smallwood

Robert Smallwood

Keynote Speaker, Consultant, Founding Partner of IMERGE Consulting

Course details

With the advent of the big data era, organizations are swamped with information, and the sheer volume is changing the dynamics of business. Finding insights in the mountains of data—and keeping that data secure—are key factors driving business success today, especially for fields such as healthcare, ecommerce, and IT.

Information governance (IG) helps organizations minimize information risks and costs while maximizing its value. IG is about security, control, and optimization of information. Learn the basic tenets of the emerging field of IG, beginning with definitions and concepts. Robert Smallwood explains the basics of IG and identifies key areas where an IG program will make a difference. He shares proven strategies, methods, and best practices for ensuring the ongoing success of your IG program.

Learning objectives
The definition of information governance
The principles and best practices of information governance
Why invest in information governance?
The three-part IG framework
Policies for email, social media, mobile, and cloud computing

Skills covered

Data GovernanceLearningData Science

Concepts

0. Introduction

  • 01 - Welcome
  • 02 - What you need to know

1. Program Overview

  • 03 - Definition
  • 04 - 10 principles
  • 05 - 12 best practices

2. Program Considerations

  • 06 - Benefits
  • 07 - Investment justifications
  • 08 - Cross-collaboration

3. Program Factors

  • 09 - Executive sponsor
  • 10 - Three critical components
  • 11 - Three-part framework
  • 12 - ROT

4. Risk Planning and Management

  • 13 - Risk assessment
  • 14 - Defensive deletion
  • 15 - Strategic planning
  • 16 - Policy development

5. Policy Areas

  • 17 - Email
  • 18 - Social media
  • 19 - Mobile
  • 20 - Cloud

Conclusion

  • 21 - Next steps
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