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Bibliography

Prasanna Bhargav Gummadidala

06/21/2020

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Annotated Bibliography

Ballard, C., Compert, C., Jesionowski, T., Milman, I., Plants, B., Rosen, B., & Smith, H.

(2014). Information governance principles and practices for a big data landscape. IBM

Redbooks.

Ballard and his colleagues argue that information governance is very important in

organizations and companies and hence, it is equally important for people to understand the

principles of information governance. This book outlines the different practices of big data

landscape (Ballard et Al., 2018). The book is relevant to this study as it describes the information

governance principles.

Donaldson, A., & Walker, P. (2004). Information governance—a view from the

NHS. International journal of Medical informatics, 73(3), 281-284.

Donaldson and Walker outline the different issues that influence information governance

practice and policy. According to the authors, it is important for any company to ensure that they

always address the issue related to data protection, data quality and records management

(Donaldson & Walker, 2004). Information governance is very essential as it ensures that

confidentiality and security are reinforced in the company. The journal is related to the topic of

study because it explains the importance of companies ensuring that there is information

governance. Additionally, it gives the significance of information governance in the healthcare

industry. The journal also determines a very responsible approach to how information

governance is collected, utilized and shared by different organizations.

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Epstein, D. (2013). The making of institutions of information governance: the case of the

Internet Governance Forum. Journal of Information Technology, 28(2), 137-149.

The author of this journal gives the history and making of information governance.

According to Epstein, people used to rely on conception of legitimacy and authority. This journal

describes how the non states and state actors were forced to work with institutions when making

information to release to the public (Epstein, 2013). This hence means that there was no

transparency and openness of information to the public. Thus, people used to get information that

was not accurate. Information governance has helped a lot in creating trust, transparency and

openness amongst the public and the citizens. This journal is relevant as it outlines the

importance of information governance and how it is used to create transparency in the

government.

Hagmann, J. (2013). Information governance–beyond the buzz. Records Management

Journal.

According to Hagmann, information governance is important not only to the companies

and organizations abut also to the government. He claims that information governance helps in

ensuring that the information is protected and it is shared to only relevant people. On the same

note, it helps in promoting openness and transparency among organizations, shareholders and

their employees (Hagman, 2013).

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Kooper, M. N., Maes, R., & Lindgreen, E. R. (2011). On the governance of information:

Introducing a new concept of governance to support the management of

information. International journal of information management, 31(3), 195-200.

Kooper, Maes & Lindgreen outline the reasons why information governance is an

approach that is used in governing the information around and outside the organization or the

company. In the journal, the authors give a definition of information governance. The authors go

ahead in giving the principles of information governance and the aspects of both governance and

information. According to the journal, there are four hypotheses that are proposed in order to

explain the use of information governance. This journal is relevant to the study as it gives a clear

explanation of the principles of information governance (Kopper et Al, 2011).

Lomas, E. (2010). Information governance: information security and access within a UK

context. Records Management Journal.

This journal is relevant because it outlines the security issues that can be avoided using

the information governance. The author of the journal argues that recently, information

governance has helped in ensuring that information is protected and that they are not used for

unintended purposes (Lomas, 2010). The journal outlines other importance of information

governance.

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Shepherd, E., Stevenson, A., & Flinn, A. (2010). Information governance, records

management, and freedom of information: A study of local government authorities

in England. Government Information Quarterly, 27(4), 337-345.

Shepherd, Stevenson & Flinn argues that information governance is very important

because it boosts the understanding of political process. It achieves this by making the decision

of the government to be trusted by the public, it helps in increasing transparency, accountability

of public authorities and openness. The authors claim that through information governance, the

public (citizens) are able to access the public records and they also have freedom of getting

information from the public (government). They claim that when citizens are able to get

information concerning the decisions made by the government, they are likely to trust the

government. This journal is relevant because it describes the importance of information

governance to the political sector.

Silic, M., & Back, A. (2013). Factors impacting information governance in the mobile

device dual‐use context. Records Management Journal.

Silic and Black explain the factors that affect information governance in mobile devices.

According to them, information governance is importance and on the same note, people should

be aware of the factors that affect information governance (Silic & Black, 2013). This journal is

important as it expands my understanding on information governance.

Smallwood, R. F. (2019). Information governance: Concepts, strategies and best practices.

John Wiley & Sons.

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Smallwood uses his journal in expanding the understanding of information governance.

According to him, information governance refers to the overall strategies of different information

in any organization. He argues that information governance helps in establishing logical and

consistent framework for information in organization (Smallwood, 2019). The journal is relevant

because it outlines the concepts, strategies and practices of information governance in

companies.

Tallon, P. P., Ramirez, R. V., & Short, J. E. (2013). The information artifact in IT

governance: toward a theory of information governance. Journal of Management

Information Systems, 30(3), 141-178.

The authors of this journal have described the importance of information governance in

organizations and companies. According to them, there have been a lot of issues brought about

by misuse of data. They claim that it is very difficult to manage extreme amount of data

especially when information is used as a resource. This is where the significance of information

governance comes in. The authors claim that information governance helps an organization when

it comes to data management. Organizations that use information governance do not usually get

into the troubles that are concerned with data issues.

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References

Ballard, C., Compert, C., Jesionowski, T., Milman, I., Plants, B., Rosen, B., & Smith, H.

(2014). Information governance principles and practices for a big data landscape. IBM

Redbooks.

Donaldson, A., & Walker, P. (2004). Information governance—a view from the

NHS. International journal of Medical informatics, 73(3), 281-284.

Epstein, D. (2013). The making of institutions of information governance: the case of the

Internet Governance Forum. Journal of Information Technology, 28(2), 137-149.

Hagmann, J. (2013). Information governance–beyond the buzz. Records Management Journal.

Kooper, M. N., Maes, R., & Lindgreen, E. R. (2011). On the governance of information:

Introducing a new concept of governance to support the management of

information. International journal of information management, 31(3), 195-200.

Lomas, E. (2010). Information governance: information security and access within a UK

context. Records Management Journal.

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Shepherd, E., Stevenson, A., & Flinn, A. (2010). Information governance, records management,

and freedom of information: A study of local government authorities in

England. Government Information Quarterly, 27(4), 337-345.

Silic, M., & Back, A. (2013). Factors impacting information governance in the mobile device

dual‐use context. Records Management Journal.

Smallwood, R. F. (2019). Information governance: Concepts, strategies and best practices. John

Wiley & Sons.

Tallon, P. P., Ramirez, R. V., & Short, J. E. (2013). The information artifact in IT governance:

toward a theory of information governance. Journal of Management Information

Systems, 30(3), 141-178.