Theoretical Frameworks and Governance of Information

Michael Adams

Theoretical Frameworks and Governance of Information

Michael Adams

School of Law

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[2.10] The concepts of corporate governance are at least 700 years from the Swiss cantons, but it was not until the corporate failures of the 1980s and the UK response of the Cadbury Report that modern corporate governance took shape. But a lot has happened since 1992 and the biggest change has been the Internet of Things and the growth in information governance - data is the new gold, and it comes with a lot of complexities and can be unregulated, such as with cryptocurrencies and applications of blockchain technology. This chapter explores these contemporary issues in the light of corporate governance and the growth in information governance, and its impact on government, not-for-profit entities and corporate organisations.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Legal Issues in Information Technology
Editors	Mark Perry, Alpana Roy, Melissa de Zwart, Michael Adams, Niloufer Selvadurai, Heather Forrest, Monique Cormier, Simon McKenzie
Place of Publication	Sydney, Australia
Publisher	Thomson Reuters (Professional) Australia Limited
Pages	7-50
Edition	1
ISBN (Print)	9780455245140
Publication status	Published - 23 Feb 2022

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Legal Issues in Information Technology. ed. / Mark Perry; Alpana Roy; Melissa de Zwart; Michael Adams; Niloufer Selvadurai; Heather Forrest; Monique Cormier; Simon McKenzie. 1. ed. Sydney, Australia: Thomson Reuters (Professional) Australia Limited, 2022. p. 7-50.

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