IMCC – Information Management – We are all in this together!
Thursday, September 25 at 12:00 CST
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– Information and data are increasingly inseparable.
– Tools crawl through information and data with no regard to format.
– Your terminology VS my Terminology
Learn
– a unified lifecycle model as a practical tool to bridge the Information and data gap.
– a better understanding of the importance for creating a relationship between information and data practitioners
Highlights
Information and data are increasingly inseparable; especially with AI analyzing both without distinction.
Yet, IM and data governance communities often struggle to align due to differing language and practices.
This session showcases a unified lifecycle model as a practical tool to bridge that gap. Developed through collaboration across the Government of Canada, the lifecycle helps practitioners find common ground and vocabulary.
We’ll share the challenges, insights, and outcomes from this work.
Participants will leave with a better understanding of how to collaborate across disciplines and strengthen governance because when it comes to managing information and data, we’re all in this together.
Background
The presenters of this session have worked with information and data practitioners from various organizations within the Government of Canada to try to find a common vocabulary to the journey information or data through its life cycle. These efforts have brought together data analysts, scientists, information managers, archivists and other professionals to try to find a common ground through exploring various data and information life cycles. Through this work, we have learned a lot about how the various groups create, manipulate, use, maintain, store and dispose of information and data. This has led to the development of a common vocabulary to describe the data and information lifecycle.
Trevor Banks is a well-established Information and data management professional, change manager, marketer and adult educator. Trevor Banks
Marie-Claude Côté is Senior Manager, Information Architecture at Employment and Social Development Canada active in the sound deployment of information management (IM) and recordkeeping (RK) practices. Marie-Claude Côté
Margaret Devey is an information professional has extensive experience managing and leading IM teams and has published papers on metadata standards. Margaret Devey
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Session starts Thursday, September 25 at 12:00 CST
(1100 BC/YT 1200 AB/NT/SK 1300 MB 1400 ON/QC 1500 NB/NS/PE 1530 NL)
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