Selling Information Governance to the Business demonstrates how to obtain sponsorship within the organization and provides specific best practices within numerous industries.
MC Press Online, LLC is pleased to announce publication of a new book by author Sunil Soares, Selling Information Governance to the Business: Best Practices by Industry and Job Function.
In his latest book, Soares, who is director of Information Governance at IBM Software Group, and author of The IBM Data Governance Unified Process (MC Press, 2010), provides essential guidance on how to make a business case for information governance based on his worldwide experience working with hundreds of clients in multiple industries.
The book provides specific best practices in numerous industries, and Soares demonstrates how best to obtain line-of-business sponsorship from people in various business roles. He focuses on banking, financial markets, insurance, healthcare, manufacturing, retail, travel and transportation, government, utilities, oil and gas, and telecommunications among the variety of industries where he offers guidance.
“Information governance will not succeed unless the business understands it, buys into it, and supports it,” says Cengiz Barlas, vice president and global head of data management at Premier Farnell, a worldwide provider of electronic products and services. “Sunil’s approach to make this critical step in successfully implementing an information governance program specific to industry and job function is very helpful and paints a clearer roadmap to organizations that are looking to start and implement a successful information governance practice.”
Individual chapters of the book demonstrate how to communicate the benefits of information governance to people filling various job functions within the business, including sales and marketing, finance, IT, legal and compliance, operations, human resources, security/privacy, product management, and the supply chain. Throughout the book, Soares uses more than 90 case studies and better than 30 business cases to demonstrate the principles he covers in each chapter.
Selling Information Governance to the Business will be of value to any IT or business practitioner responsible for implementing an information governance program and selling its value to the rest of the organization. It is geared toward business audiences and is nontechnical in nature. For more information and sample content from the book, or to place an order, visit http://www.mc-store.com/5125.html.
Book Details: Full Contact Information:
Selling Information Governance to the Business Katie Tipton, Book Editor
by Sunil Soares
ISBN 978-1-58347-368-9 (208) 629-7275 ext. 505
$49.95 US, $54.95 CAN MC Press Online, LLC
MC Press, October 2011 P.O. Box 4886
http://www.mc-store.com/5125.html Ketchum, ID 83340-4886, USA
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