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Information governance is in the air. Two days after my last article published, “ Push for Strategic Governance in Information Management ,” Forrester Research released a report called “Reboot your Information Governance Program with an Outside-In Perspective.” Cheryl McKinnon (@cherylmckinnon), an old friend, lead the creation of that report and followed it up with a blogpost, “ Information Governance: Not a Product, Not a Technology, Not a Market .” McKinnon and her colleagues suggest that we view information governance “as a corporate objective, enabled by programs, projects, priorities, people and technology.” This aligns well with my recommendation to take a strategic approach to information governance.
Read the complete article at: Information Governance Revisited