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Upcoming Events and Workshops
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Implementing information governance at UQ
AUD $50.00 + gstHigh volumes of data, regulatory requirements and growing cyber threats are major challenges for many organisations. Trinity and Sasenka share how The University of Queensland (UQ) is driving data and information governance throughout the organisation and how this program underpins both analytical and operational functions.
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LawFest 22 – New Zealand
ComplimentaryWednesday, 28 September 2022
LawFest is New Zealand’s premier legal innovation and technology conference and trade expo.
LawFest continues to be the only opportunity in New Zealand for the legal and technology community to come together to network, collaborate and learn about how to innovate and adapt to change – and to do so in-person !
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Information Lifecycle Management Workshop – October
AUD $495.00 + gstWednesday, 12 October 2022, 9am-12noon AEST
This workshop will enable you to explain the purpose of Information lifecycle management and its value to your organisation; deliver a better understanding of the key components of an effective ILM strategy; and consider how to work with internal stakeholders to implement or improve ILM in your own organisation.
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Bespoke IG Workshops
ComplimentaryWe offer specialist information governance workshops and presentations that are tailored for your organisation.
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Doug Laney author of ‘Infonomics’ announces release of new book ‘Data Juice’
Data Juice is the latest book just released by Doug Laney, author of Infonomics: How to Monetize, Manage, and Measure Information as an Asset for Competitive Advantage. Containing more than 100 real-world examples and expert commentaries on how organizations around the world and in every industry are monetizing their own (and others’) data in diverse ways, Data Juice is a resource for data, business, and IT leaders looking to inspire their teams or executives with ways to thrive in the Digital Age. Further below is an excerpt from Data Juice, available to purchase now on Amazon About the author Doug Laney is the data & analytics strategy innovation fellow with the consultancy, West Monroe. Formerly he was a vice president and distinguished analyst with Gartner’s Chief Data Officer (CDO) research and advisory practice. He is an accomplished practitioner and recognized authority on data and analytics strategy, and is a three-time […]
2022 Information Awareness Month One Day Seminar
This year’s Information Awareness Month One Day Seminar took place at the iconic Institute Building (1861), the first public cultural building in South Australia and was also livestreamed. The theme was “Building Trust in Information” and discussions revolved around facets that we need to trust in order to have trust in information. These included trust in people, process, technology and government. The seminar opened with remarks from Geoff Strempel, Director, State Library of South Australia. As a society we are “drowning in data” and in a knowledge economy IM practitioners are the trustees of information. A huge challenge is the massive data sets that need computers and machine learning to extract patterns and interpretations, but human intellect is still required to assess the outcomes and ultimately arrive at wisdom. ML and AI also raise ethical and privacy dilemmas as technology enable computers to essentially have free reign across the data. […]
IAPP Global Summit 2022 Report
Celebrating the joy of reconnecting was the theme of the opening address by Trevor Hughes, President and CEO of IAPP. This year’s Global Privacy Summit had over 4,000 attendees and took place over four jam-packed days in Washington DC. The Opening General Session got off to a flying start with three very different and thought-provoking key notes. Bestselling author Malcolm Gladwell highlighted the lessons to be learned from his recent book “The Bomber Mafia”. Warning against asking the wrong questions and solving the wrong problems, he noted that technology takes time to evolve and that “visionaries need help” with practical application. Gladwell urged the audience to be humble about what technology can do and patient before deploying well-intended technological innovations with uncharted moral consequences. Professor Amy Gajda, author of “Seek and Hide”, discussed the pivotal 1928 Supreme Court case of Olmstead v. United States, in which Justice Louis Brandeis dissented […]
New Frontiers and Information Technology Governance
Professor Michael Adams, Head of UNE Law School, InfoGovANZ Advisory Board Introduction The last two years have been a period of disruption due to COVID-19 pandemic and the need for all businesses and organisations to “pivot”. In the information governance space this has been a major positive and a serious risk. The positive is an up-grade in technology, so people can work from home. The use of collaborative tools, such as Sharepoint, MS Teams, ZOOOM, Google docs and many more have been a boon for flexibility. The EY 2022 Future Workplace Index [1] based on over 500 company responses across many sectors that 75% anticipate no central physical office in the foreseeable future and 72% have hybrid remote/office approaches in place. The big news is Pre-COVID about 45% of companies expected everyone in the office and only 15% could work remotely. Currently the status is only 27% in the office […]
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Implementing information governance at UQ
High volumes of data, regulatory requirements and growing cyber threats are major challenges for many organisations. Trinity and Sasenka share how The University of Queensland (UQ) is driving data and information governance throughout the organisation and how this program underpins both analytical and operational functions.
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Latest trends in data breaches: Incident management and prevention – Webinar Recording
Wednesday, 14 September 2022
In 2021, the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC) was notified of 900 data breach incidents under the Notifiable Data Breaches scheme. Being prepared for a data breach is important for all organisations that handle personal information.
Join us for this webinar on the latest trends in data breaches, where our speakers will share insights on incident management and prevention drawn from key findings of the OAIC’s Notifiable Data Breaches Report for the first half of 2022.
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In conversation with Doug Laney, author of ‘Infonomics’ and just released ‘Data Juice’ – Webinar Recording
Watch the webinar recording of a conversation with Mr Douglas Laney, and author of Infonomics and recently released Data Juice, containing more than 100 real-world examples and expert commentaries on how organisations around the world and in every industry are monetising their own (and others’) data in diverse ways. Data Juice is a resource for data, business, and IT leaders looking to inspire their teams or executives with ways to thrive in the Digital Age.
View DetailsFor the first time in history, the world's leading experts on accelerating technology are consistently finding themselves too conservative in their predictions...
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