Friday, 17 December 2010

IBM’s Information Lifecycle Governance Model


IBM’s ILG Model is based on the concept that different capabilities are required to manage different Information and at different stages of its life.
As a basic requirement, this model recommends a platform that can support different types of Information, i.e., both structured and unstructured data. On top of this platform, the model has got 5 capabilities that can act cohesively or modularly to manage Information over its lifecycle.
The 5 capabilities are:
Content Assessment: This is an analytical tool to distinguish between necessary and unnecessary Information.
Collection & Archiving: To collect and archive information that was analysed in content assessment. This tool particularly used for Information in unsecured systems like emails.
Advanced classification: Determines the context of the Information and categorizes them.
Records Management: This is the core module for Information lifecycle management. This tool helps in the retaining and disposing of information.
eDiscovery: This consists of tools that can respond to ediscovery in order to reduce cost of ediscovery.

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