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Corporate governance in the digital economy: The critical importance of information governance

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Abstract

  • Information is critical to decision-making and plays an essential role across all three pillars of governance.
  • The emerging driver of good information governance globally is compliance with regulatory obligations, particularly with the growth in global privacy laws.
  • Effective information governance requires top-down board and senior executive leadership.

Good corporate governance in the data-driven and digital economy poses significant challenges for boards and seniors executives. This article highlights the importance of information governance to ensure there is a unified strategy and framework to govern information effectively. Good information governance enables organisations to maximise the value of information as a business asset while minimising risks and costs, particularly those associated with data breach.

Original languageEnglish
Pages631-639
Volume70
No.10
Specialist publicationGovernance Directions
PublisherGovernance Institute of Australia
Publication statusPublished - 1 Nov 2018

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