Facing stiff resistance and disconnected employees, IG programs can be implemented through novel use of automatic tagging, machine learning and novel search-engine capabilities.
August 09, 2016 at 06:59 AM
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If attorneys seem like the only ones aware of their organization’s information governance program, chances are it is because they were the ones who wrote it.
“A lot of information governance programs are policy-driven,” said Dana Simberkoff, chief compliance and risk officer at AvePoint. “And those kinds of policy-driven programs are typically authored in great part by lawyers.”
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