In a series of IG monographs I'm editing for ARMA, I've stated the evolution of IG this way (with apologies to Shakespeare):
The Eight Ages of Information Governance
2000-2006 Gestation
2007-2008 Infancy
2009 Toddler
2010 Adolescence
2011 Young Adulthood
2012- 2013 Maturity
2014 Overkill
? Transformation
Lee R. Nemchek, MLS, CRM, IGP
Vice President, Enterprise Records Governance
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From: Records Management Program [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Larry Medina
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Subject: Re: [RAINbyte] Records management must evolve into retention management, expert says
We have a cadre of someones show up on the scene who claims to have "Seen the Light" and offers us their wisdom
And then, the story gets told over and over and the voices GET LOUDER, thinking if its said LOUDLY enough, it MUST be believed
But then, some of us try to bring logic into the discussion and expose the loudness as just NOISE
And then, everyone eventually wakes up and realizes.. it was all a dream
And we go back to managing information as an asset for our various organizations, using the principles of Records Management we all know and love that have evolved
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