Strategic Information Management Principles
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The document discusses strategic information management as a framework for privacy and security safeguards. It defines strategic, information, and management. It describes how strategic information management views information as an enterprise asset and takes a risk minimization approach. It discusses applying total quality management concepts from W. Edwards Deming, including adopting Deming's 14 principles for management. The principles focus on continual improvement, training, removing barriers, and transforming information management.
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The document provides an overview of a corporate data warehouse programme with the objective of improving information management and business performance. The programme will involve implementing a data warehouse, data quality processes, and reporting tools to create a single source of information and enable deeper data-driven insights. It will require changes to organizational culture, roles, and processes and will be governed by a programme management office to ensure goals are achieved.
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The document discusses information security governance and strategy. It defines governance and management, with governance determining decision rights and providing oversight, while management implements controls. Effective governance is risk-based, defines roles and responsibilities, and commits adequate resources. Challenges include understanding security implications and establishing proper structures. Outcomes include strategic alignment of security and risk management. Governance structures depend on desired outcomes such as revenue growth or profit.
Knowledge Management
Study of Knowledge Management Articles:
Part 1: A Critical Review Of Knowledge Management As A Management Tool.
Part 2: The Use Of Tacit Knowledge Within Innovative Companies: Knowledge Management In Innovative Enterprises.
Part 3: Knowledge Management and Process Performance.
Part 4: Knowledge Outsourcing.
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The document discusses how ego and popular trends often drive people's behavior more than logic and consciousness, contributing to the creation of systems and organizations with insufficient long-term strength. It also examines how understanding psychological forces, ethics, technical issues, policies, procedures, and change management is important for effectively managing complex industries and organizations. Leaders must ensure technical capabilities align with products, processes, marketing, and customer satisfaction to support the company vision.
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The document discusses strategies for e-business. It provides an overview of strategic management processes including formulation, implementation, and evaluation of strategies. Key aspects covered include internal and external analysis, value chain analysis, competitive strategies, strategic controls, organizational learning, and impacts of organizational culture and structure on e-business strategies. Team members contributing sections discuss strategic management objectives, the value chain model, Porter's five forces analysis, generic e-business strategies, and how organizational learning, culture, and boundaryless structures support strategic goals.
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The document summarizes data governance best practices at CIT Group, a bank holding company. It discusses building a data culture through shared goals and change management. It also outlines a five-level data governance maturity model, from initial/ad hoc to optimized processes, and the importance of effective communication for cultural change.
PDSA Cycle
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The document discusses why businesses should not be intimidated by data governance and provides a framework for implementing an effective data governance program. It notes that proper data governance starts with strong policies and oversight to ensure consistent and proper handling of data. The framework outlines a top-down approach with three phases - plan, design, and execute. Businesses are advised to start small by focusing on a single department or initiative and then expand data governance practices over time for maximum buy-in and success. Effective data governance provides many benefits including improved decision making, risk management, and the ability to treat information as a valuable business asset.
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7 M's of Management
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Strategic Information Management Principles
- 1. strategic information management a framework for privacy and security safeguards Professor Kenneth P. Mortensen Cyber Risk & Information Security Conference 16 June 2009 Whitman School of Management Syracuse University
- 6. the management Information in the Enterprise
- 20. total quality management Dr. Deming’s Model to Improve Business Operations
- 24. fourteen principles Underlying Principles for Strategic Information Management
- 42. impediments What must be overcome for Strategic Information Management?
- 45. conclusion Where do we go from here?
Editor's Notes
- Information as a resource (single whole enterprise resource, no longer divided and separated).
- This talks about the need for the organization’s leadership to not protect the ‘fiefdoms’ of information and continuing to silo information.
- They do not have to relinquish ownership, but their ownership is more of being a steward of the data
- SIM looks to develop the underlying processes to ensure the appropriate handing of information in the enterprise and
- Eliminate management by numbers, numerical goals
- Provide opportunity for the workforce, not just the leadership, to acknowledge the accomplishments of the entire enterprise in the handling of information.