This piece is the third installment of a six-part series called “Open to potential: How embracing open data can advance public health practice, governance, and research.” See links to the previous Parts 1 & 2 below, at the base of this post. Open data holds potential for public health on a number of different levels. […]
This piece is the first installment of a multi-part series called “Disaster Preparedness.” There is no place on earth that is 100% safe from disasters. Whether man-made or natural, disasters can strike at any time, at any location, and to anybody. Considering these “once every X-Years” storms appear to be occurring with increasing frequency, and […]
This piece is the first installment of a six-part series called “Open to potential: How embracing open data can advance public health practice, governance, and research.” “Open data” has become a popular buzzword, and has gathered impressive momentum as a cross-sectoral cause célèbre, gaining traction among data scientists, developers, politicians and civil society activists. It […]
This piece is the first installment of a multi-part series called “Getting your Analytics Program off the Ground” It seems like everyone is touting analytics these days, whether it is stories about its ability to predict market trends, coalesce seemingly disparate information into knowledge, or streamline business processes. On the other hand, horror stories – […]
On February 15th, Tina Teree Baker, IGP, the President of Cadence Group, led a panel on “Differing Perspectives on Information Governance” for the Northern Virginia Chapter of ARMA, International (ARMA NOVA). In order to paint an encompassing picture of Information Governance (IG), Ms. Baker was joined by thought leaders from different fields, including Scott Wandstrat, […]
On Monday, May 23, I spoke on a panel at the InG3nious e-Discovery and Information Governance Retreat at Chateau Elan on “Examining Your Tools & Leveraging Them for Proactive Information Governance”. The event was a great success and our panel brought a four-sided perspective that encompassed records and information management, legal, operations, and technology from […]
Grey literature emerged as a field within library and information science several decades ago. It is concerned with the production, distribution, and access to documents of multiple types that are produced at all levels of government, business, academia, and other organizations. Whether in print or electronic format, grey literature is distinguished by being produced outside […]
Cadence Group Founder and President Tina Teree Baker shares her insights on leveraging e-Discovery products from a recent Chief Litigation Summit in this multi-part series.
TOPIC: Leveraging eDiscovery Products with a Proactive Information Governance Strategy
When most people think of libraries, their local public library comes to mind. Another type of library that exists in the United States, but that is not widely known, is a membership library.