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LEXSHIFT BLOG SERIES: THE GOVERNANCE INVESTMENT: PLANNING AND FUNDING FOR THE YEAR AHEAD Week 5 of 12 The fourth article in this series focused on
LEXSHIFT BLOG SERIES: THE GOVERNANCE INVESTMENT: PLANNING AND FUNDING FOR THE YEAR AHEAD Week 4 of 12 The third article in this series put a
LEXSHIFT BLOG SERIES: THE GOVERNANCE INVESTMENT: PLANNING AND FUNDING FOR THE YEAR AHEAD Week 3 of 12 The second article in this series focused on
LEXSHIFT BLOG SERIES: THE GOVERNANCE INVESTMENT: PLANNING AND FUNDING FOR THE YEAR AHEAD Week 2 of 12 The first article in this series made the
LEXSHIFT BLOG SERIES: THE GOVERNANCE INVESTMENT: PLANNING AND FUNDING FOR THE YEAR AHEAD Week 1 of 12 Most governance programs are not planned. They are
Every organization has at least one system nobody wants to touch. A legacy repository built for a platform that’s no longer supported. An old file share that
This series began with a simple claim. If information governance exists only in policy, it is not really governance. From there, we followed a single
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In the last post, we made the case that retention schedules need structure—that operational governance depends on managing retention as connected information rather than static