EURIM
Value of Information Subgroup
The importance of information, the current state of play
The documents
found within this section describe the extent of the problem of poor information
management in the UK and worldwide. It is self evident that, in the information
age, information is a key asset for any organization. There are compelling
examples of organizations that owe their success, and in some cases their
existence, to the efficient exploitation of information.
However, most organizations do not use information well and are
constrained in achieving their corporate goals as a result.
This list contains
a link to a summary of the report and, where available, a link to a pdf version
of the full report.
Cap Gemini,
The Information Opportunity (March 2008)
Audit
Commission, Improving information to support decision making: standards for
better quality data, data quality framework Nov 07
Audit
Commission, In the Know : Using information to make better decisions, Feb
2008
Dr Mike
Kennerley & Dr Steve Mason, Cranfield School of Management Centre for Business
Performance, The Use of Information in Decision Making - A Literature Review
for the Audit Commission, Feb 2008
Steven Van de
Walle, Tony Bovaird, University of Birmingham School of Public Policy, Making
Better Use of Information to Drive Improvement in Local Public Services: A
Report for the Audit Commission Institute of Local Government Studies, 22
June 2007
Audit Commission,
Is there Something I should Know?’, July 09
Data Connects
Cabinet Office,
various reports
The Treasury,
The Operational Efficiency Review, April 09
The National
Archives / Knowledge Council, Information matters - Building government’s
capability in managing knowledge & information, Nov 2008
SAS, Business
Intelligence Maturity & the quest for better performance, March 2007
SAS, Information
Governance - Irrelevant, overhead or central to survival?
Setting the information governance agenda,
Nov 2008
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