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Information leakage - measures for preserving stakeholder confidence
The publication of U.S. government ‘cables’ by wikileaks has once again highlighted the problem of information leakage. The frequency and scale of personal and commercial information leakage, through accidental loss and deliberate theft, has seriously weakened stakeholder confidence in the Information Governance capabilities of organizations, in both private and public sectors. Such losses are often beyond the realms of inconvenience READ MORE Take me to your thought-leader
Where do you look for thought-leadership? Books, magazines, blogs or social media? Who do you follow, or endorse? And how do you value and measure management gurus and practitioners, by their reputation, experience or vision? Tweet READ MORE 
We live in an increasingly connected, some would say open, world. And yet there still seems to be no shortage of gatekeepers, whose primary function is to guard against unfettered access to people, places and ideas. Have you worked out how to get past the gatekeepers? Tweet READ MORE the impact of technology on working practice three years on the helter skelter
Progress on the web has been running at break-neck speed for so long that we have become accustomed to the helter-skelter pace of development and we rarely get the time to look back and reflect on our journey, from where we were to where we are. Nevertheless, I was recently asked by Brinley Platts to answer an interesting question: How READ MORE 
The biggest opportunity for IT is under our noses, perhaps that’s why it hasn’t been recognised, yet. In the meantime too many stakeholders still regard IT investment simply as an opportunity for more unexpected cost and disappointment. So when are we going to do something about iT? Tweet READ MORE |
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