One of the concepts we introduce in MIKE2.0 is that of Networked Information Governance – essentially Information Governance combined with Enterprise 2.0. What we found when it comes to governance is the importance of the “informal network” in solving problems – the emails, hallway discussions and phone calls that place on a daily basis or in a crisis.

 

When it comes to bringing the information network together with a formal approach, technologies and techniques from Enterprise 2.0 are a great fit: search, tagging and aggregation are the keys to bridging the gap.

Can this approach be extended beyond Information Governance? We believe it can. Governance techniques can generally benefit from this approach – from a corporate board discussion to managing compliance with environmental regulations. Does it mean we remove the verbal conversations? Of course not (although it might have them recorded, tagged and indexed). Is security important? Definitely. The proposed solution isn’t trivial, but the Networked Information Governance Solution Offering helps define the steps required.

Posted by Sean.mcclowry, filed under Enterprise2.0, MIKE2.0, information strategy. Date: August 15, 2007, 6:26 am |

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1. Information Development » Information Governance 2.0 (Continued) Says:
   December 14th, 2007 at 10:03 pm

   [...] been writing quite a bit lately about the topic of Governance 2.0/Networked Information Governance, including an earlier post in this blog. Networked Information Governance = Information Governance + Enterprise 2.0. The idea for the name [...]

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