Everybody's Job, Nobody's Job: The Best Way to Create an Information Governance Program Without Going Crazy

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Everybody's Job, Nobody's Job: The Best Way to Create an Information Governance Program Without Going Crazy

Patrick Chavez

Mark Diamond

Publication Date: 04/03/2019

Rising to the need, in-house counsel are partnering with information technology, compliance, privacy, and business units to reduce risks and costs, as well as to enable better employee productivity and business decision-making. Smart in-house counsel are leading, but not owning, these efforts by organizing key stakeholders to launch information governance programs.

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Interest Area: Information Governance

Source: ACC Docket

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Everybody's Job, Nobody's Job: The Best Way to Create an Information Governance Program Without Going Crazy