Complimentary
13 May 2021
Discussing the findings of the Information Governance Survey 2021; analysing changes reflected in the survey data over the past 5 years; and highlighting future trends as information risks and opportunities continue to rapidly evolve.
Description
We celebrated Information Awareness Month with a virtual discussion about the insights from this year’s IG Industry Report, which can be found here.
Over the last 5 years, InfoGovANZ has been tracking the development and trends in Information Governance by surveying practitioners in our region from InfoGovANZ, GAIN and our affiliate organisations including RIMPA, DAMA, ALSM.
Speakers
- Susan Bennett, InfoGovANZ Executive Director
- Dr Peter Chapman – Director, KPMG Forensic Technology, InfoGovANZ Advisory Board
- Sonya Sherman – Principal, ZEN Information, InfoGovANZ Advisory Board
- Dr Chris Colwell – InfoGovANZ Advisory Board
Discussion covered:
- Analysis of the highlights from the IG Industry Report for 2021
- Impact of COVID-19 on Information Governance
- Changes revealed in IG over the past 5 years
- Predictions based on trends as information risks and opportunities continue to rapidly evolve around the world
Event Details
Date: May 13, 2021
Start time: 12:00 AEST
End time: 13:30 AEST
Venue: Zoom Meeting
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