The Information Governance Blog
8. January 2019
This year, the R&L AG in Landshut (D) celebrates its twentieth anniversary. I was asked wether I could contribute an article: “The value of information”, which […]
26. March 2018
The processing of personal data is strictly PROHIBITED. For the treatment it needs comprehensible legal bases (contract, law, agreement, justified interest etc.). The GDPR basically adopts […]
25. March 2018
Das Bearbeiten von Personendaten ist grundsätzlich VERBOTEN. Für die Bearbeitung braucht es nachvollziehbare Rechtsgrundlagen (Vertrag, Gesetz, Einverständnis, berechtigtes Interesse u.a.m.) Die DSGVO übernimmt grundsätzlich alle bisher […]
22. December 2017
My colleague from Mission 100, Michael Erner and I* decided a while ago, to fight the negative communication around the GDPR regulation and its potential impacts […]
20. March 2016
Definitely NO, although there seems to be a tendency to organize information management as part of information security. Here are the five main reasons, why this […]
9. March 2016
Information Governance wird für viele Unternehmen auch zur zur Cloud Governance. Doch was bedeutet dies und wie geht man damit um: Was sind die Bedürfnisse der […]
12. February 2016
Recognizing a gap in the global management of content, two great teams are announcing a partnership to help their clients better prepare for the future of […]
7. February 2016
The IGI (Information Governance Institute) [1], a US-based private think tank has published several articles and papers promoting the role of the Chief Information Governance Officer […]
13. October 2015
The European Court decided on October 6th 2015, that the safe-harbor agreement – which allowed European organizations to legally transfer personal data to US companies for […]
7. October 2015
The European Courts decision to say bye bye to the Safe Harbour principle dominates the papers in Europe these days: “A legislation permitting [American] public authorities […]