Information Governance vs Records Management: What Is the Difference? 

Information governance is the broader strategic framework that defines how an organization manages all of its data assets across their entire lifecycle. Records management is a subset of that framework, focused specifically on the identification, classification, retention, and disposal of official business records. One contains the other.  Getting that distinction wrong has consequences. Organizations that treat records management as

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