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“As technologies came and went, or came and stayed, the elusive goal of ‘the right information to the right person at the right time’ remained just that: Elusive.”

“Governance” is today perceived as a painful process that reduces the number of board and committee mandates. It is therefore important to rebrand the name.

How are we going to make sources of information clear and practical so that everyone has access to the information they need?

Information governance is not new. Here is a good example.

Who can tell today how much another day of inaction will cost?

In this article published in Regional-IT, the CDO of BT describes the need to work with reliable and quality data, and to give a central place to people in their management.