Content Intelligence

Digital transformation is still one of the buzz phrases of the IT industry. An umbrella term with so many nuances that it makes it difficult to start a constructive conversation, particularly when it comes to information governance and data protection. Where do you start?

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IRMS Manchester 2023 recap and impressions We are drowning in information, while starving for wisdom. The world henceforth will be run by synthesizers, people able…

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Having the ability to understand where data is being created, by who and for what purpose is a critical first step in being able to address privacy requirements.

A client said to me this week that a lot of their time in early 2020 was spent emptying the shelves of laptops in a well-known high street computer retailer to enable their staff to work from home. I shuddered at the challenges the business will have faced to ensure everyone was secure and compliant in such an outlier of a time. However, it seems like we’re all running towards the final hurdle now, although from the conversations I’m having with organisations there is a huge lean towards a hybrid workforce from now on, which will bring its own challenges around information explosion.

Rebate management is a business process that intersects every aspect of the pharmaceutical business, from manufacturer to provider to payer and, of course, consumers of pharmacology itself.

In the good old days of information governance, the management lines between active content for use and passive content for retention were clear. Today, we are seeing not just a blurring of the distinction between active and passive management of content; we are seeing an obliteration of the entire concept.