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Data Governance Predictions for 2011

Originally posted December 8, 2010 at infogovcommunity.com The Winter Solstice is the time for Data Governance Predictions. And here are mine for 2011: 1. Systemic Risk Councils will proliferate. The Dodd-Frank Bill established a Systemic Risk Council in the Federal Government to aggregate financial data from across the economy to detect patterns of exposure that…

December 17th, 2010 • By Steven Adler

Categories: Guest Post, Thinkers

Tags: data governance, health care, information governance

Demystifying health care legislation through crowdsourcing

By now, anyone who is familiar with crowdsourcing knows about the crowd-sourced production model that has produced highly successful products like Linux and Wikipedia. In fact, that was Jeff Howe’s original definition of crowdsourcing. But the model of tapping the power of a crowd to break down a seemingly huge job into smaller manageable…

September 10th, 2009 • By Randy Corke

Category: News & Reviews

Tags: chaordix, corke, crowdsourcing, health care