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Jan 27, 2022 19 min

Making Data Governance Digestible

from ILTA Voices Hosted by ILTA - International Legal Technology Association

This podcast session will delve into the very real problem of trying to explain data governance to end users and the C-suite. Our experts will tackle the difference between data governance and information governance, the importance of a good data governance program, how to best distribute the responsibility of data governance, and how to keep data fresh, clean, and reliable as we continue to take in more and more. Questions Chris will ask speaker(s): 1. Information Governance and Data Governance may often be used interchangeably, help our listeners understand what the key differences are and why it is important to differentiate them. 2. What should the objective of a data governance program be? 3. Data governance seems very intimidating if you look at it as one persons job. How can information governance and data governance professionals go about engaging the enterprise in good data governance practices? 4. How can IG professionals best make a business case for a data governance program in order to secure resources? 5. What are some real practical strategies for ensuring the cleanliness and reliability of data in an organization? Moderator: @Christopher Hockey, IGP - Director of Information Governance and Management, Bond, Schoeneck and King, PLLC Speakers: ​Neil Burge - Founder, CEO of Cognopia Pte Ltd. Steve Bradley - Director, HBR Consulting Recorded on 01-27-2022

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