Author Archives: Barclay

Updating Our Information Governance Survey

By Barclay | Published: April 12, 2012

Building off of the Information Governance survey we did last year, eDJ Group and my firm, ViaLumina, are conducting another survey on Information Governance, and we would really appreciate your participation. This survey should take 5 minutes or less. As a thank you for participating, you will be entered into a drawing for a $250 gift [...]

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Upcoming Information Governance Speaking Engagements

By Barclay | Published: March 22, 2012

Panelist: Risky Business? Just take those old records off the shelf. ARMA Metro New York Educational Day March 29, 2012, New York City “Risky Business? - Just take those old records off the shelf! A panel of industry experts takes a fresh look at how applied Information Governance can mitigate risk and elevate business productivity through enhanced [...]

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Making the Case for Information Governance: eBook on SlideShare

By Barclay | Published: February 24, 2012

Making the Case for Information Governance: 10 Reasons Information Governance Makes Sense View more documents from Barclay Blair. Note that you can also download a PDF of the eBook here.

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Advancing a Definition of Information Governance

By Barclay | Published: February 24, 2012

I recently completed a comprehensive survey of the Information Governance market with the eDJ Group. The results were very interesting. Barry Murphy and I discussed the results of the survey on a recent webinar, which you can check out here.  We asked several questions about the definition of Information Governance, and based on our analysis, [...]

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A New E-Discovery Pot ‘O Gold: The SharePoint Online Recycle Bin

By Barclay | Published: February 22, 2012

Today Microsoft announced a new feature for its hosted SharePoint service that will inevitably rear its head in future ugly e-discovery disputes: a recycle bin for entire SharePoint sites. According to Microsoft, “business is full of “oops” moments, and sometimes these moments can really slow down productivity . . . enterprise customers can now restore [...]

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