This post is the fourth in a Reimagining Information Governance series. So far, I’ve focused on privacy, security, and authenticity. For this post, I’d like to focus on Reimagining Information Retention and Disposition.

This post is the third in a Reimagining Information Governance series. The first two posts were on Information PRIVACY and Information SECURITY, and this one focused on Information AUTHENTICITY.

This post is the second in a "Reimagining Information Governance" series I will be writing. The first post focused on Reimagining Information Privacy. I would like to now turn to Information Security.

This post is the first in a twice-per-month series I will be writing for MER on governance topics. The first few posts will be under the theme of “Reimagining the Future of Governance,” and the first issue I would like to consider is Reimagining Information Privacy.

The Facebook site (https://about.fb.com/news/tag/misinformation/) is full of words about the responsibility that Facebook has for advertising on their website, and how they are committed to protecting elections and increasing authenticity, transparency and accountability for advertisers to give everyone a voice on their platform with Facebook ads. MANY words. Nice words.

When will things return to “normal?” Will they?

Has your organization developed a vaccination policy?

With COVID, everyone worked remotely. Now what?

Three concerns that every organization should address in the return to work.

We rushed to deploy video conferencing in the middle of COVID without a lot of planning.

Returning to work post-COVID is not as simple as it might seem at first glance.