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Psychology and Psychotherapy: Research Study
How Covid-19 Positively Impacts Information Governance Democratization
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Open or CloseIsabelle Comyn-Wattiau*
Chair of Information Strategy and Governance, ESSEC Business School, France
*Corresponding author:Isabelle Comyn- Wattiau, Chair of Information Strategy and Governance, ESSEC Business School, France
Submission: July 01, 2020;Published: July 15, 2020
Abstract
Information governance (IG) is a major issue in companies. The latter rely more and more on timely, high-quality information. Effectively and efficiently governing information requires the definition of rules aligned with the strategy of the company. Therefore, it is a management topic and not an Information Technology (IT) subject. Even when companies share this opinion, they do not easily train their managers on this topic. Companies may use emotional influence to facilitate the understanding of IG components.
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