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MLC 118 - Corporate Information Management in the Digital Age

Code Start Date Duration Venue
MLC 118 23 June 2025 5 Days Istanbul Registration Form Link
MLC 118 21 July 2025 5 Days Istanbul Registration Form Link
MLC 118 18 August 2025 5 Days Istanbul Registration Form Link
MLC 118 15 September 2025 5 Days Istanbul Registration Form Link
MLC 118 13 October 2025 5 Days Istanbul Registration Form Link
MLC 118 10 November 2025 5 Days Istanbul Registration Form Link
MLC 118 01 December 2025 5 Days Istanbul Registration Form Link
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Course Description

The information landscape has evolved and continues to shift in the digital age. Managing information within a corporate environment now requires a new mindset and skill set. The traditional approach of managing paper-based information is no longer adequate for electronically created content. The management of electronic information introduces risks and threats that were previously not relevant. Today, an information professional must not only advise on and manage the lifecycle of electronic information—from creation to destruction—but also be aware of the associated risks, security issues, and compliance requirements. This course is designed to provide expert guidance on all aspects of information management in a corporate context, with a particular focus on electronic records. Participants will learn about current practices and requirements in the field and will apply this knowledge to their organizations.

Course Objectives

  • Exploring the changing nature of the corporate information landscape in the digital age
  • Understanding current global practices in information management
  • Investigating the evolving role of the information professional
  • Demonstrating how the lifecycle management of electronic information differs from that of physical (paper) records
  • Explaining the need for Electronic Records Management Systems (EDRMS)
  • Applying standards such as ISO 27001:2013 and current data handling and risk management practices to view information as a valuable asset

Who Should Attend?

  • Information professionals
  • Records Managers
  • Archival staff
  • Asset/Risk Managers
  • Those involved in the design, implementation and management of an EDRMS

 

Course Details/Schedule

Day 1

  • The Evolving Information Landscape
  • The changing nature of the information landscape
  • Risks associated with the new information landscape
  • Comparing traditional information management with modern practices
  • Organizational cultural changes required for managing information in the digital age

Day 2

  • Managing Electronic Records
  • Introduction to the lifecycle of electronic records
  • Managing information and records in a hybrid environment (paper and electronic)
  • The role and benefits of Electronic Records Management Systems (EDRMS)
  • Preparing your organization for EDRMS implementation
  • Customizing EDRMS functionality to suit your organization’s needs

Day 3

  • Policies and Preservation for Digital Records
  • The importance of robust appraisal, selection, and disposal policies for electronic records
  • Developing policies to support digital transformation
  • Addressing the unique sensitivities of electronic information compared to paper records
  • Ensuring the long-term preservation of corporate electronic records

Day 4

  • Information as an Asset
  • Identifying and classifying information as a valuable asset
  • Determining the value of information assets
  • Implementing measures to manage information risk appropriately
  • Understanding the role of ISO/IEC 27001 in managing electronic information

Day 5

  • Ensuring Digital Continuity and Stakeholder Engagement
  • Ensuring understanding and implementation of digital continuity
  • Developing robust data handling procedures
  • Navigating global data handling requirements
  • Implementing an Information Management policy
  • The evolving role of the information professional within this context
  • Engaging stakeholders (IT, quality assurance, risk management) in the information management process