In our previous look inside The Governance of Long-Term Digital Information: An IGI 2016 Benchmark, we saw that many of the options organizations are using to store long-term digital records and information are inadequate to ensure preservation and accessibility long into the future. Today, we explore the gap between practitioners’ awareness of the threat and […]
In our previous look inside The Governance of Long-Term Digital Information: An IGI 2016 Benchmark, we saw that most practitioners (98 percent) reported that their organizations keep or need to keep digital information long term (more than 10 years). Today, we explore where organizations are keeping that information. What we find is that often the […]
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text] Today, much of the information we create is born digital. Because most organizations keep digital information long term for various, business-critical reasons, they need to integrate digital preservation into their information governance (IG) strategies to make sure that information is protected and accessible into the future, or they risk not having that information available […]
Members of the IGI’s Executive Team, Barclay T. Blair, Jason R. Baron, and Bennett B. Borden, are speaking at the Managing Electronic Records (MER) Conference May 23rd to May 25, 2016 in Chicago. Check out the lineup below and attend these informative sessions. Not registered for MER? There is still time. Sessions with the IGI […]
Our new Benchmark reveals that most organizations cannot ensure protection and access for critical long-term digital information despite accelerating legal and business requirements. It also calls for immediate action and provides insight and guidance to help organizations achieve compliance. Our research reveals that the majority of organizations do not have a coherent long-term strategy for […]