What Counts?

Information governance risks and solution selection – not a trivial task. Reviewing the list of top risks found after performing an information governance assessment can be overwhelming. Finding a solution to address more than one risk can be a daunting task. In this episode, Maura Dunn and Lee Karas discuss some of the top risks that they have encountered at client organizations and how to select a solution to address more than one item.

Learn more by visiting our website, or by sending TrailBlazer an email at [email protected].

TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC, is a small, woman-owned business that provides information and data management services to client organizations in the public and private sectors. Our work with infrastructure, energy, renewables, and healthcare clients, both in the United States and globally, gives us practical insight into making information work for businesses, while meeting evolving regulatory requirements.

This is What Counts by TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC. In this podcast, we highlight proven solutions that we have developed through our experience working with companies across various industries and we talk about how you can apply them to your company. We share our experience working with companies to solve their information and data management challenges. We tackle records retention schedules, program implementation and training, and more complex challenges like asset data management.

To find out more about TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC, please visit our website at www.TrailBlazer.us.com. Home

Additionally, please visit https://mauradunn.substack.com/ to learn more about what counts by Maura Dunn, President of TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC.

The information is provided by TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC. We make no representations or warranties of any kind, expressed or implied, about the completeness or suitability with respect to the information contained in this podcast for any unintended or unstated purpose, outside of a specific contract with TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC. Any reliance you place on such information is therefore strictly at your own risk, and does not result in any viewer or listener being considered a client or customer of TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC. In no event will TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC, be liable for any loss or damage including without limitation, indirect or consequential loss or damage, or any loss or damage whatsoever arising from loss of data or profits arising out of or in connection with the use of this podcast information. Unless specifically stated otherwise, TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC, does not endorse, approve, recommend, or certify any information, product, process, service, or organization presented or mentioned throughout this podcast, and any reference to any person or organization is strictly used anonymously.

This is the final part of this three (3) part series that pertains to a valuable tool called an Enterprise Information Map (EIM). An Enterprise Information Map provides a comprehensive view of all of the information systems throughout your organization and how they interact. In this episode, we discuss how to use the EIM to dive deep into your organization’s systems to support strategic objectives.

Listen as Maura Dunn, Lee Karas, and Jeff Pierantozzi discuss an EIM case study where we use the EIM to help build a roadmap for system modernization and system of record selection.

Learn more by visiting our website, or by sending TrailBlazer an email at [email protected].

TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC, is a small, woman-owned business that provides information and data management services to client organizations in the public and private sectors. Our work with infrastructure, energy, renewables, and healthcare clients, both in the United States and globally, gives us practical insight into making information work for businesses, while meeting evolving regulatory requirements.

This is What Counts by TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC. In this podcast, we highlight proven solutions that we have developed through our experience working with companies across various industries and we talk about how you can apply them to your company. We share our experience working with companies to solve their information and data management challenges. We tackle records retention schedules, program implementation and training, and more complex challenges like asset data management.

To find out more about TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC, please visit our website at www.TrailBlazer.us.com. Home

Additionally, please visit https://mauradunn.substack.com/ to learn more about what counts by Maura Dunn, President of TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC.

The information is provided by TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC. We make no representations or warranties of any kind, expressed or implied, about the completeness or suitability with respect to the information contained in this podcast for any unintended or unstated purpose, outside of a specific contract with TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC. Any reliance you place on such information is therefore strictly at your own risk, and does not result in any viewer or listener being considered a client or customer of TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC. In no event will TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC, be liable for any loss or damage including without limitation, indirect or consequential loss or damage, or any loss or damage whatsoever arising from loss of data or profits arising out of or in connection with the use of this podcast information. Unless specifically stated otherwise, TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC, does not endorse, approve, recommend, or certify any information, product, process, service, or organization presented or mentioned throughout this podcast, and any reference to any person or organization is strictly used anonymously.

This is part two (2) of a three (3) part series that pertains to a valuable tool called an Enterprise Information Map (EIM). An Enterprise Information Map provides a comprehensive view of all of the information systems throughout your organization and how they interact. In this episode, we talk about the beginning steps for creating an EIM and building a basic system profile.

Every information governance program could use an EIM to assist with staying compliant with data privacy and data retention regulations. Learn more by listening to Maura Dunn, Lee Karas, and Jeff Pierantozzi talk more about an EIM in this episode, or by sending TrailBlazer an email at [email protected].

TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC, is a small, woman-owned business that provides information and data management services to client organizations in the public and private sectors. Our work with infrastructure, energy, renewables, and healthcare clients, both in the United States and globally, gives us practical insight into making information work for businesses, while meeting evolving regulatory requirements.

This is What Counts by TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC. In this podcast, we highlight proven solutions that we have developed through our experience working with companies across various industries and we talk about how you can apply them to your company. We share our experience working with companies to solve their information and data management challenges. We tackle records retention schedules, program implementation and training, and more complex challenges like asset data management.

To find out more about TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC, please visit our website at www.TrailBlazer.us.com. Home

Additionally, please visit https://mauradunn.substack.com/ to learn more about what counts by Maura Dunn, President of TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC.

The information is provided by TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC. We make no representations or warranties of any kind, expressed or implied, about the completeness or suitability with respect to the information contained in this podcast for any unintended or unstated purpose, outside of a specific contract with TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC. Any reliance you place on such information is therefore strictly at your own risk, and does not result in any viewer or listener being considered a client or customer of TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC. In no event will TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC, be liable for any loss or damage including without limitation, indirect or consequential loss or damage, or any loss or damage whatsoever arising from loss of data or profits arising out of or in connection with the use of this podcast information. Unless specifically stated otherwise, TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC, does not endorse, approve, recommend, or certify any information, product, process, service, or organization presented or mentioned throughout this podcast, and any reference to any person or organization is strictly used anonymously.

This three part series pertains to a valuable tool called an Enterprise Information Map (EIM). An Enterprise Information Map provides a comprehensive view of all of the information systems throughout your organization and how they interact.

An EIM catalogues what systems your company uses, records how information is stored within those systems, and shows how information moves across your organization. A powerful tool for any information governance program that wants to stay compliant with data privacy and data retention regulations.

Learn more by listening to Lee Karas and Jeff Pierantozzi talk about an EIM in this episode, or by sending TrailBlazer an email at [email protected].

TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC, is a small, woman-owned business that provides information and data management services to client organizations in the public and private sectors. Our work with infrastructure, energy, renewables, and healthcare clients, both in the United States and globally, gives us practical insight into making information work for businesses, while meeting evolving regulatory requirements.

This is What Counts by TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC. In this podcast, we highlight proven solutions that we have developed through our experience working with companies across various industries and we talk about how you can apply them to your company. We share our experience working with companies to solve their information and data management challenges. We tackle records retention schedules, program implementation and training, and more complex challenges like asset data management.

To find out more about TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC, please visit our website at www.TrailBlazer.us.com. Home

Additionally, please visit https://mauradunn.substack.com/ to learn more about what counts by Maura Dunn, President of TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC.

The information is provided by TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC. We make no representations or warranties of any kind, expressed or implied, about the completeness or suitability with respect to the information contained in this podcast for any unintended or unstated purpose, outside of a specific contract with TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC. Any reliance you place on such information is therefore strictly at your own risk, and does not result in any viewer or listener being considered a client or customer of TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC. In no event will TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC, be liable for any loss or damage including without limitation, indirect or consequential loss or damage, or any loss or damage whatsoever arising from loss of data or profits arising out of or in connection with the use of this podcast information. Unless specifically stated otherwise, TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC, does not endorse, approve, recommend, or certify any information, product, process, service, or organization presented or mentioned throughout this podcast, and any reference to any person or organization is strictly used anonymously.

How do you decide which information governance challenge to tackle first within your organization? In today’s episode, you will learn three key approaches for prioritizing your organization’s information governance challenges that TrailBlazer uses to help sort out the complexity.

Learn more by listening to this episode, or by sending TrailBlazer an email at [email protected].

TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC, is a small, woman-owned business that provides information and data management services to client organizations in the public and private sectors. Our work with infrastructure, energy, renewables, and healthcare clients, both in the United States and globally, gives us practical insight into making information work for businesses, while meeting evolving regulatory requirements.

This is What Counts by TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC. In this podcast, we highlight proven solutions that we have developed through our experience working with companies across various industries and we talk about how you can apply them to your company. We share our experience working with companies to solve their information and data management challenges. We tackle records retention schedules, program implementation and training, and more complex challenges like asset data management.

To find out more about TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC, please visit our website at www.TrailBlazer.us.com. Home

Additionally, please visit https://mauradunn.substack.com/ to learn more about what counts by Maura Dunn, President of TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC.

The information is provided by TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC. We make no representations or warranties of any kind, expressed or implied, about the completeness or suitability with respect to the information contained in this podcast for any unintended or unstated purpose, outside of a specific contract with TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC. Any reliance you place on such information is therefore strictly at your own risk, and does not result in any viewer or listener being considered a client or customer of TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC. In no event will TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC, be liable for any loss or damage including without limitation, indirect or consequential loss or damage, or any loss or damage whatsoever arising from loss of data or profits arising out of or in connection with the use of this podcast information. Unless specifically stated otherwise, TrailBlazer Consulting, LLC, does not endorse, approve, recommend, or certify any information, product, process, service, or organization presented or mentioned throughout this podcast, and any reference to any person or organization is strictly used anonymously.