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Lessons in Information Governance was presented at AIIM's Executive Leadership Council in London. What can we learn from the openness of open source? How can you get people to govern information who have no interest in doing so? Is there any way that management can handle the glut and the risk of the information explosion? Do they even care?
Lessons in Information Governance was presented at AIIM's Executive Leadership Council in London. What can we learn from the openness of open source? How can you get people to govern information who have no interest in doing so? Is there any way that management can handle the glut and the risk of the information explosion? Do they even care?
3.
We enabling
business-critical
document processes
patient records
insurance claims
legal contracts
scanning and imaging
government records
web sites
research collaboration
employee forms
financial reporting
request origination
customer invoices
10.
Quickly Open Source evolved
with Linux
Let’s stay
Open,
Modular and
Free!
11.
Lesson No. 1
Closed systems aren’t
necessarily the most effective
Corollary: Sunshine is the
best disinfectant
12.
Strong Governance led to
Professional Open Source
Open Source is
like Economy
Class!
You get nice
champagne in
first class, but you
still get there at
the same time!
Marten Mickos – CEO of Eucalyptus and former CEO of MySQL
17.
Freeze
Disposition
Schedule
Cut off
Transfer
Hold
MoReq
Security
Roles
Events
File Plan
PDF(a)
Audit
Archive
Declare
Delete
Close
Relationships
Permissions
In-Place
File
Retention
Accession
Records
Folders
DoD
Metadata
User Rights
Record
Search
18.
Freeze
Disposition
Schedule
None Cut off
Of This Matters!
Transfer
Hold
MoReq
Security
Roles
Events
File Plan
PDF(a)
Audit
Archive
Declare
Delete
Close
Relationships
Permissions
In-Place
File
Retention
Accession
Records
Folders
DoD
Metadata
User Rights
Record
Search
19.
Freeze
Disposition
Schedule
“End user adoption of RM
applications remains a
significant challenge”
Cut off
Transfer
Hold
MoReq
Security
Roles
Events
File Plan
PDF(a)
Audit
Archive
Declare
Delete
Close
Relationships
Permissions
In-Place
File
Retention
Accession
Records
Folders
DoD
Metadata
User Rights
Record
Search
“Records Managers Must Focus On Business Needs, Budgets, And Technology To
Succeed” Forrester Research. September 18, 2013. Analyst Cheryl McKinnon
20.
The Users World
Content Creators / Users
Finding Content
Sharing and Collaborating
‘Getting Work Done’
Does RM Help Them?
27.
Team
Collaboration
Image
Management
Rich Media
Support
Web Content
Services
Document
Management
Social
Publishing
Process
Management
Accessible
ECM
Repository
Mobile
Support
28.
Team
Collaboration
Image
Management
Rich Media
Support
Web Content
Services
Document
Management
Social
Publishing
Process
Management
Accessible
ECM
Repository
Mobile
Support
Records Management
29.
The Real Needs of
Information Governance
In Place Records
Automatic Information Filing
Dynamic File Plan
30.
Lesson No. 4
Effective governance is
invisible governance
Corollary: Effective
governance requires
prioritisation and intelligence
33.
Hybrid Cloud and Governance
Simple Smart
Connected Control
in the cloud
Hybrid
60%
Social
Collaborative
File Sharing
Personal Work
CRM
HCM
SMB
20%
Focus on the end
user.
ERP
Legal
Secure
Classified
Backup
Compliance
20%
+ on-premise
Deliver all the value
that ECM provides.
34.
Lesson No. 5
Governance does not stop at
the walls of the enterprise
35.
The Governance Continuum
Content Creators / Users
Exec Staff &
Record Managers
‘Get Work Done’ ‘Information Governance
& Compliance’
36.
Lessons Learnt / Learned
1. Closed systems are not the most effective
systems
2. Strong governance can make open
systems work
3. Zero tolerance doesn’t work
4. Effective governance is invisible
governance
5. Governance does not stop at the walls of
the enterprise
37.
Special bonus slide: Role of Information Governance in…
Digital Transformation
Digitize end-to-end
customer experience
Digitize products and
services as part of the
value ecosystem
Create trusted
machines
Source enhanced
operational capabilities
within a dynamic
ecosystem
Drive rapid customer-centric
innovation
Digitize for agility over
efficiency
Data,
Information
and Insights
New digitally
enhanced
products and
services
Digital operational excellence Digital customer experience
Source: Forrester
WHAT PROBLEM DO WE SOLVE: Use this slide to talk about the meaning of “business-critical” and all of the business problems that we solve.
Develop from other Open Source Components Deliver for free over the internet Market by Word of Mouth and Community Demand is generated inside the company – Solves the problem or not Users participate in QA and resolution of problems with the code Community participates in ideas, priorities, testing and new components
Closed systems are not the most effective systems Strong governance can make open systems work Zero tolerance doesn’t work Effective governance is invisible governance Governance does not stop at the walls of the enterprise
Users – CreateEdit FindVersionWorkflowCollaborate Access Control