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2 weeks ago | 
vktr.com | Laurence Hart
Without clean, well-governed inputs, even the most advanced AI tools will fail to deliver reliable results. At every level of the artificial intelligence (AI) process, across every AI and AI-adjacent technology, one thing is true: No AI solution will meet your goals if your organization does not feed it accurate, relevant and trusted (ART) information. But how do you get there? Predictive Analytics Showed the Way Cleaning data to achieve accurate results is nothing new.
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2 weeks ago | 
vktr.com | Laurence Hart
Laurence Hart is a VP of consulting services at CGI Federal, with a focus on leading digital transformation efforts that drive his clients’ success. A proven leader in content management and information governance, Laurence has over two decades of experience solving the challenges organizations face as they implement and deploy information solutions. The author of Word of Pie, Laurence is a respected voice in the industry, having been inducted as an Honors Fellow by the Information Coalition.
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2 weeks ago | 
reworked.co | Laurence Hart
Without clean, well-governed inputs, even the most advanced AI tools will fail to deliver reliable results. At every level of the artificial intelligence (AI) process, across every AI and AI-adjacent technology, one thing is true: No AI solution will meet your goals if your organization does not feed it accurate, relevant and trusted (ART) information. But how do you get there? Predictive Analytics Showed the Way Cleaning data to achieve accurate results is nothing new.
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Oct 24, 2024 | 
techtarget.com | Laurence Hart
Enterprise content management systems can become outdated, prompting a migration to cloud-based options. Follow these seven steps to ensure a smooth migration.
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Sep 19, 2024 | 
techtarget.com | Laurence Hart |CGI Federal
Information governance is a broad discipline with many different certifications. The most common include ARMA's IGP, AIIM's CIP and IAPP's CIPM. ByLaurence Hart,CGI FederalPublished: 19 Sep 2024 Many information governance professionals begin their careers in other fields, such as legal, technology, and library science, but at some point become responsible for governing information. New information governance professionals quickly learn that IG involves more than compliance and security.
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Aug 21, 2024 | 
techtarget.com | Laurence Hart |CGI Federal
Organizations often neglect information governance in favor of more revenue-generating initiatives. This leads to challenges with information growth and fragmented systems. ByLaurence Hart,CGI FederalPublished: 21 Aug 2024 Until a compliance crisis happens, people typically overlook information governance. This happens because organizations tend to prioritize processes and technologies that directly lead to increased revenue.
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Jun 21, 2024 | 
techtarget.com | Laurence Hart |CGI Federal
Article 1 of 4Part of:Get to know headless CMS technologyAs headless CMS rises in popularity, IT leaders might wonder if it's a fad or if it will permanently affect the content management industry. Learn more in this expert tip. ByLaurence Hart,CGI FederalPublished: 21 Jun 2024 The digital world moves faster every day. Organizations need to be agile and efficient to keep pace with rapid technological change.
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Jan 9, 2024 | 
reworked.co | Laurence Hart
We've all been in the meeting to discuss a new system when inevitably, and typically towards the end of the meeting, someone asks the question: “How are we going to manage the records produced by the system?”This problem has been around since processes were first made electronic. How do organizations incorporate critical information governance requirements into the digital world?
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Dec 28, 2023 | 
techtarget.com | Laurence Hart |CGI Federal
Examples of records management Most organizations use the same core processes, such as managing retention schedules and creating audit trails, to create effective records management programs. Records management teams must create retention schedules that ensure compliance with external regulations, such as the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, and internal business requirements. Regulations and requirements specify how long organizations may keep different records, such as financial documents or customer data.
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Nov 21, 2023 | 
techtarget.com | Laurence Hart |CGI Federal
Organizations in the early stages of a records management program shouldn't jump immediately to retention schedules and record locking. Records management (RM) teams often start with emails and treat them all the same and lock and delete them after a period that some product demo recommended. This approach ignores the bigger picture of RM within an organization. Whether organizations start from scratch or update existing RM efforts, they must first establish a records strategy.
