In this webinar Dirk Ortloff from Process Relations will elaborate on Information Governance aspects in process development projects  He recap the requirements implied by Information Governance and will introduce an approach to address these requirements.

Information governance is becoming a more and more important topic for organizations to consider, especially if supplying products into regulated markets like medical devices, aviation and so forth. Because of the multidisciplinary nature of today’s development landscape and the cross-cutting nature of Information Governance aspects, an interesting mix of requirements and constraints for development organizations emerges. The major pillars for complying with Information Governance principles are:

• Information retention for regulatory compliance
• Security / Access control providing the right information at the right time
• Information reuse and lifecycle management
• E-Discovery for collaborative learning as well as for audit requests
  

Today the situation in many process development organizations does not live up to these expectations. Data and information is oftentimes crudely managed in an ad hoc fashion.

This webinar will summarize the requirements for Information Governance in the process development realm and introduce a systematic software driven approach to organize, track and govern the data and information gathered during the research phase of process development efforts. It will introduce how the four pillars of Information Governance (retention, security, lifecycle management and discovery) can be mastered by various tools of a consistent tool suite. The introduced approach and tools allow organizations to minimize the risks implied by regulatory compliance, foster reuse and collaborative learning and allow engineers to take good decisions and work more efficiently.

The webinar will take place on the 05th of May 5:30PM CET. Please register for this event here.