1. The future of information management: driver and challenges
David Allen
The future of information management: driver and challenges

2. Information Management: driver and enablers
External
Exponential Growth in Business Data (volume and type)
Technological Capability (Linking/ analytics/ automation)
Net-generation social norms
Evolving/ Increased regulation
Increased focus on security
Organisation
Internal
Focus on efficiency and productivity in austerity
Realisation of the impact of not using information
Focus on the value of unstructured information
Realisation of earlier IM investments
Loss of Workforce
Enablers
Centralised IT & architectural approach
IT Capability and expectation
Tool using animals
Information security
Recognition of the value of information

3. Information Life Cycle (Wilson 2005)

4. Information Challenges

5. Loss of privacy by default

6. Ownership of Information

7. The Corporate Information State
In the informational state the panopticon has been replaced with the panspection, in which information is gathered about everything, all the time, and particular subjects become visible only in response to asking a question. The panspectron which is also a control mechanism, with the additional features that it can manage many more subjects at once, and that the subjects of surveillance never know when, how, or why they might become visible on the panspectral screen (Braman 2006:315).

8. The Future of Information Management
Information Management at the core of the transformation of our work and society
Plethora of new organisational opportunities
Societal challenges