Let's get real...
Friday, 25 March 2011 15:26 | 
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- Flux capacitor
- Photon torpedo
- Dilithium crystals
- Information asset of business value
- Information asset of non-business value
Terms like these are fine if you're trying to intensify some fantasy context like a time traveling DeLorean or a federation star ship. But everyday business? Do you realise that the more terms like this are invented and used, the more IM distances itself from the carbon based quasi-autonomous sentient beings who actually create, capture, maintain, manage and depend on these documents and records?
As if the IM function is in deep enough. The next time you give an info session or training session with real live people, watch closely when you mention that a record or document can be an information asset of business or non-business value.
Let's start thinking of our clients.
Last Updated (Friday, 25 March 2011 15:29)
Missing the big picture?Thursday, 27 January 2011 16:02 | Written by John | | |
There is a new policy move in Sorry, but I find this a bit amusing! Let me explain…
Functional Information ManagementFunction - Activity Based Records Management Based on ISO 15489 and the world famous DIRKS methodology, and extreme project management techniques, the KEDA methodology can develop a record keeping capability that is tied directly to your organization's business function and activities, not an arbitrary list of administrative and operational subjects.
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