Re-emergence of Information Governance

Starts: Wednesday 16 March 2011, 5:15PM

Finishes: Wednesday 16 March 2011, 7:00PM

Venue: Ernst and Young, 11 Mounts Bay Road, Perth WA 6000

Topic: "Re-emergence of Information Governance"

This session will explore the context and objectives of information governance as it relates to protecting information as well as meeting the broader information objectives of an organisation. Glen will provide an overview of the drivers to improve information governance, the current state of maturity, and how organisations are re-inventing themselves to meet this increasingly important requirement.

On a broader sense, information governance includes three key objectives around security and protection; data quality and integrity; and availability and accessibility. All three objectives of information governance need to be addressed to ensure that data can be trusted for decision making and it requires increasing collaboration between the business and IT. The challenge for the organisation is the ability to navigate through the many theoretical industry practices and design a fit-for-purpose information governance framework that works for their environment.

Speaker: Glen Goh

Glen Goh is an Executive Director with Ernst & Young leading the Information Security services line for the Western Region's Advisory practice.

Glen has more than 12 years experience delivering and managing advisory services including Information Security & Management, Data Analysis, Business Intelligence, and Risk Assessment.

Many thanks to our sponsors:

AISA thanks Ernst & Young for providing the venue for our Perth Branch meetings