Govt must end culture of secrecy
 
Prudent public sector information management is critical to the proper functioning of government and quasi-State institutions. 

But more often than not, this vital area is hugely neglected by most public officials who believe that the best way to conduct government business is by hiding information which is in the public interest.
 
http://www.newsday.co.zw/article/2011-08-18-govt-must-end-culture-of-secrecy
 
Why data and information management remain elusive after decades of deployments and how to fix it
The information architect’s role is essentially is to harmonize all manner of information and make sure it’s properly managed and accessible to the people who are authorized to see it.
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/gardner/why-data-and-information-management-remain-elusive-after-decades-of-deployments-and-how-to-fix-it/4304
Information Management: 5 Taxonomy Must Haves for Your Organization
The art and science of organizing terms and terminology – taxonomy — has recently gained a lot of buzz in corporate tech circles, so much so that taxonomy consultants like me no longer have to explain that we’re not about stuffing recently expired animals to make them appear life-like in their natural habitat.
http://www.cmswire.com/cms/information-management/information-management-5-taxonomy-must-haves-for-your-organization-012415.php
 

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