A survey conducted at the 2013 CGOC Summit showed that organizations are
reluctant to eliminate digital debris because they:

   - Do not know where to start
   - Cannot bring all information stakeholders to the table
   - Are unable to demonstrate the urgency
   - Cannot clearly demonstrate negative cost and risk impacts
   - Cannot build a compelling business case

Information Governance (IG) — a critical, cross-functional discipline —
focuses on reducing an organization’s data footprint in a controlled and
defensible manner. The core of a successful IG program is the automation of
repeatable and defensible policies and processes with supporting
technology, and people accountable for the transformation. The need to have
a coherent IG program and to begin deletion of digital debris is more
pressing now than ever, as data continues to proliferate in volume,
velocity, variety and variability.




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