Information governance (IG) is how organizations tackle growing data
volumes — identifying what's important, what isn't, and what to do with it
all.

And it's top of mind. In the Information Governance Initiative's "2014 IGI
Annual Report," 73% of practitioners and 81% of providers said they're
planning to update their policies and procedures for IG in the next year.
See the Report at http://bit.ly/1oRyc0h.

A recent white paper from that same group, entitled "The Role of
Remediation in Information Governance," underscores the benefits of
identifying, sorting, and appropriately preserving or deleting the data
your organization may be struggling to keep up with.
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