Bloomberg Law
May 15, 2018, 8:00 AM UTC

Legal Departments Have Important Role in Information Governance

Stephen Wood

Pressures associated with information management are increasing, and as a result, organizations are beginning to view information governance - which refers to storing the right data, for the right reasons, for the right amount of time - as a critical asset. As information governance touches on legal obligations, operational requirements and risks, in-house legal departments are likely to become involved in the effort to translate information governance concepts in to usable strategies. It is essential for in-house teams to understand the business impact and legal implications of information governance in order to implement best practices.

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