8/13/2019 1 The Future of Information, Getting Ahead of the Trends, & Understanding Our Downstream. 2019 ARMA Midwest‐Rocky Mountain & Great Lakes Region Leadership Conference Nick Inglis, CIP, IGP, INFO – 19 July 2019 Nick Inglis
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The Future of Information, Getting Ahead of the Trends, & Understanding Our Downstream.
2019 ARMA Midwest‐Rocky Mountain & Great Lakes Region Leadership Conference
Nick Inglis, CIP, IGP, INFO – 19 July 2019
Nick Inglis
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1 mirror2,200 Nanometers ‐
1/50th thickness of a piece of paper
This one was set up incorrectly.
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NASA WAS GIVEN
THE WRONG DATA
01:
WhatWent Wrong
PERKINS‐ELMER (THE
VENDOR) HAD THE NULL
CORRECTOR
INCORRECTLY
ASSEMBLED.
02:
WhatWent Wrong
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THEY TESTED TWICE BUT
DISREGARDED THE RESULTS
BECAUSE THE NEW NULL
CORRECTOR WAS ASSUMED TO
BE MORE PRECISE THAN THE
TESTING EQUIPMENT.
03:
WhatWent Wrong
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CONTRACTORSHUBBLEGSFC
Corning
Rockwell Autonetics
Westinghouse
Perkin-Elmer
Hughes Aircraft
RCA
ESA
Martin Marrietta Corp
Johns Hopkins University
Garchin bei Munchen
University of California (San Diego)
University of Wisconsin (Madison)
ORIGINAL COST ESTIMATE: $400MORIGINAL LAUNCH DATE: 1983
A C O S T LY M I S TA K E
DISCOVERY DISASTER & CONTRACTOR DELAYS POSTPONE THE LAUNCH FOR 7 YEARS
ACTUAL COST: $1.5BLAUNCHED IN 1990 -MIRROR MISTAKE NOTED
ACTUAL COST WHEN CORRECTED: $4.7BFIXED IN 1993
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T H E H A P P YE N D I N G
that continues today
Hubble's 25th Anniversary Image
WESTERLUND 2
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GALAXIES GALORE
2020HUBBLERETIREMENT
HUBBLE 'S SUCCESSORCURRENTLY UNDER
CONSTRUCTION‐JAMES WEBB SPACE
TELESCOPELAUNCHING IN 2019 2021
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ALMOST DIDN'T HAPPEN
H U B B L E ' S A D V A N C E M E N T S
B E C A U S E O F A S I N G L E D OW N S T R E A M M I S TA K E
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It was the world’s first successful chain grocer and was once the largest business in the United States and second largest company in the world, second only to the East India Trading Company.
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The History of A&P
1859 – 1 Store• A&P starts in a warehouse
selling bulk tea via mail & storefront
1863 – 5 Stores 1878 – 70 Stores• A&P begins to spread
through low cost sales and groundbreaking marketing
1900 – 400 Stores
1915 – 1600 Stores 1930 – 16,000 Stores!• The first company in the US
to reach $1Billion in sales.
1950 – 4500 Stores• The sky is falling
1970 – 4000 Stores
1980 – 2000 Stores 1990 – 1000 Stores 2000 – 600 Stores 2010 – Bankruptcy• Just over 300 stores
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A&P started selling individually packed and branded food. They moved away from the standard sales of items from barrels in bulk and began manufacturing its own goods rather than relying on a series of middlemen for distribution.
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A&P Stores were small and local. They were convenient for people walking with a few bags of groceries. The automobile’s advancement made it possible for people to buy more groceries and larger stores with greater selection became preferred by consumers.
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A Simplified Simpler Time
As we were approaching capacity in this model, we were bailed out…
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Disposing Of Records
Disposing Of Records
Is Records Management reducing organizational risk?
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Wipe The Slate Clean?
What Would We Do Differently?
What Were We Trying To Achieve?
• Reduce Risk• Ensure Compliance• Maintain Security• Retain Properly• Dispose Consistently
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The Methods
The File Room Method
Look at all information
Identify what needs to be
retained
The Delegate Method
Everyone looks at their
information
Identify what needs to be
retained
The Keep It All Method
Don’t identify what needs to
be retained
Keep everything, indefinitely
Records Categorization
Method
Leverage classification for
records identification
Automatically identify what is
a Record
Advanced Computing Methods
Software looks at all
information
Software identifies what is a record or what
needs to be retained
Not feasible Not working Too much risk Maybe Maybe
Information Categorization
Method
Leverage classification for
retention identification
Automatically identify what needs to be
retained
Maybe
The File Room Method
The Delegate Method
The Keep It All Method
Records Categorization Method
• Develop Classification Scheme To Support Records Identification
• Identify Records By Upload Location, Folder, Information Type, Metadata, etc.
• Focus On Declaration Through Categorization
Uploaded To Marketing LibraryMetadata Added: “Contract”
What Is It?It’s A Record (Contracts Retention Bucket)
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• Potential Negatives Accuracy Of User Metadata Developing Rules Is A Project Supporting Technology
Records Categorization Method
Information Categorization Method
• This method forgets about the term “Records”• Focus On “Retention”• Consistency Across All Information• Identify Content Based On Categorization
Uploaded To Marketing LibraryMetadata Added: “Contract”
What Is It?A Marketing Contract.Retention applied.
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• Potential NegativesAccuracy Of User MetadataDeveloping Rules Is A ProjectSupporting Technology
Information Categorization Method
Advanced Computing Methods
• Analytics Based Records Identification: Develop Records Identification
Rules Identification Through Analytics Develop Categorized
Disposition Rules Disposition Through Analytics
• Analytics Based Retention Identification: Develop Information Retention
Identification Rules Identification Through Analytics Develop Disposition Rules Disposition Through Analytics
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• Potential Negatives Analytics Accuracy (Computer) Vs. Delegated Declaration Accuracy (Humans) Cost Start Of Every Apocalyptic Movie Ever Created Integration With Existing Enterprise Systems
Advanced Computing Methods
Paving The Way Forward
• You have to choose a viable model “File Room”, “Delegate”, & “Keep It All” are unlikely to be viable for your organization
• Which model will serve your organization’s goals?
• Which model will remain a viable option into the future?
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Choose Your Own Adventure
Which Method Will You Choose?
Advanced Computing
Records Categorization
Information Categorization
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That’s why we get paid.
REDUCE RISKRecords Managers Exist To
Pre-technology Records Managers…Yes.
Current Records Managers…Maybe?
Future Records Managers? What are we?
Are we reducing risk?
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What Were We Trying To Achieve?
• Reduce Risk• Ensure Compliance• Maintain Security• Retain Properly• Dispose Consistently
The future is already here.It requires solid information architecture.It requires WORK.It requires a comprehensive understanding of your organization’s information.It requires knowledge of how to classify that information with no room for non-categorized information.Information Governance is a HUGE benefit.
Auto-classification
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James Lappin is brilliant •...go read his blog at http://thinkingrecords.co.uk
•...go read his blog at http://thinkingrecords.co.ukJames Lappin is brilliant
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Advanced
Technology that analyzes content and automatically categorizes it based on rules that (generally) your organization must establish.
The Future Is Here: Information Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, Natural Language Processing, etc.
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Basic
Leveraging workflow rules to automatically categorize content based on rules that your organization must establish.
Save Money, Start With Basic
All Information
Group A
Sub-group A1
Sub-group A2
Group B
Sub-group B1
Sub-group B2
Group C Sub-group C1
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Save Money, Start With Basic
All Information
Group A
Sub-group A1
Sub-group A2
Group B
Sub-group B1
Sub-group B2
Group C Sub-group C1
- Figure out what’s different.- Leverage metadata and
information location to automatically identify it
Save Money, Start With Basic
All Information
Group A
Sub-group A1
Sub-group A2
Group B
Sub-group B1
Sub-group B2
Group C Sub-group C1
- Figure out what’s different.- Leverage metadata and
information location to automatically identify it(and apply policy)
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What Does The Future Records & Information Manager Look Like?
We enable Information Governance.
ARMA Information Governance Implementation Model
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• Ensure our Information Architectures enable Information Governance capabilities.
• Apply Information Governance throughout the organization.
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Our Community Needs To Understand The Trends
- Need to advance beyond paper and boxes (limit your paper conversations)- The number of people supporting this market is shrinking (even though costs are increasing)
- Need to advance from Records to all Information- Expand with the market changes – Records AND Information
- Technology is changing our profession- Need more than simply “what is X” sessions (blockchain, AI, RPA, etc.)- Case studies are easy: “How we did X”- Consulting firms can share their methodologies (they see many clients, they have great perspective)- Don’t be afraid of business partners (vendors) – BUT DO NOT invite the salespeople to talk – invite
the solution providers and experts (require that they provide vendor NEUTRAL guidance)- Connect to the individual: mentoring and conversation – this is all about
PEOPLE
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Downstream Focus
Put Some Focus on Connecting To Downstream How Records Managers can influence IT How Information Managers can connect with Legal How Privacy can drive Information Governance efforts Leveraging Compliance for Information Improvement Help Your Chapter Understand The Downstream A Day In The Life of a _________ (Web Content Manager, Information Security
Professional, Privacy Professional, etc.) Fundamentals Focus Applying Classification To Document Management From File Plans To Information Architecture Connecting Across An Organization Leveraging An Information Lifecycle
Guidance Required
- People want actionable guidance.- Plan a diverse program for your year that takes into
account that we CANNOT do it all- Include related disciplines –- Bring in outside
perspectives: journalists,museums, archives, historians, designers, and more – they have insights that are helpful
- Focus outside voices on their processes – there is often significant carryover in process (and ideas can be generated with this focus)
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How Do We Ready Ourselves & Our Chapters For The Future of
Records & Information Management?
It’s As Simple As Fixing The Hubble Telescope