- Content is expanding rapidly and proliferating across devices and platforms. This growth is causing discomfort for risk management and compliance/legal professionals, and creating concerns about storage growth and worker productivity.
- Implementing an Information Governance (IG) plan is an overwhelming activity due to lack of business buy-in and a clear value for the time investment.
Our Advice
Critical Insight
- Govern your documents as an asset. Match your time investment in governing and controlling information with the value of that asset. Reassess the governance plan based on future information requirements.
- Make governance a requirement for new IT projects rather than a separate project.
Impact and Result
- This project will provide members with a scalable framework, committee guidelines, and the policy templates to quickly implement an information governance plan.
- For organizations that have business buy-in to implement an information governance plan, this blueprint provides an assessment of where to start and how to show value beyond just risk mitigation.
- A fully implemented information governance plan can reduce the amount of content in the primary storage, thereby reducing the per user cost of storage by 60%.
Move Away from File Shares and Organize Enterprise Information
Develop an Enterprise Content Management Strategy and Roadmap