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 #[[Information Governance (IG)]]: This area deals with the policies, procedures, and controls that ensure the proper management of information assets, including data quality, privacy, security, and compliance.
 #[[Information Architecture]]: This area addresses the organization, structure, and classification of information, including data modeling, metadata management, and taxonomy development.
-#Information Systems : This area covers the design, development, and implementation of information systems and technologies that support the storage, retrieval, and processing of information.
+#[[Information System (IS)|Information Systems]] : This area covers the design, development, and implementation of information systems and technologies that support the storage, retrieval, and processing of information.
 #[[Information Lifecycle Management (ILM)]]: This area involves the planning, execution, and monitoring of activities related to the creation, storage, use, and disposal of information throughout its lifecycle.
 #Information Culture: This area deals with the organizational culture and human factors that influence the effective management of information, including communication, collaboration, and change management.

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 #Information Strategy: This area focuses on developing a strategic approach to managing information within an organization and aligning information management initiatives with business goals and objectives.
-#Information Governance: This area deals with the policies, procedures, and controls that ensure the proper management of information assets, including data quality, privacy, security, and compliance.
+#[[Information Governance (IG)]]: This area deals with the policies, procedures, and controls that ensure the proper management of information assets, including data quality, privacy, security, and compliance.
-#Information Architecture: This area addresses the organization, structure, and classification of information, including data modeling, metadata management, and taxonomy development.
+#[[Information Architecture]]: This area addresses the organization, structure, and classification of information, including data modeling, metadata management, and taxonomy development.
-#Information Systems: This area covers the design, development, and implementation of information systems and technologies that support the storage, retrieval, and processing of information.
+#Information Systems : This area covers the design, development, and implementation of information systems and technologies that support the storage, retrieval, and processing of information.
-#Information Lifecycle Management: This area involves the planning, execution, and monitoring of activities related to the creation, storage, use, and disposal of information throughout its lifecycle.
+#[[Information Lifecycle Management (ILM)]]: This area involves the planning, execution, and monitoring of activities related to the creation, storage, use, and disposal of information throughout its lifecycle.
 #Information Culture: This area deals with the organizational culture and human factors that influence the effective management of information, including communication, collaboration, and change management.
 #Information Ethics: This area focuses on the ethical considerations and implications of managing information, including issues related to privacy, confidentiality, and intellectual property.

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−	~~'''Content Coming Soon'''~~	+	The Information Management Body of Knowledge (IMBOK) is a comprehensive framework that outlines the essential concepts, principles, and practices in information management. The IMBOK was developed to provide guidance for professionals, academics, and students involved in the management of information within organizations, helping them understand the various components, processes, and best practices required to manage information assets effectively.
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		+	The IMBOK framework is organized into several key knowledge areas, which together cover the breadth of information management. These knowledge areas include:
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		+	#Information Strategy: This area focuses on developing a strategic approach to managing information within an organization and aligning information management initiatives with business goals and objectives.
		+	#Information Governance: This area deals with the policies, procedures, and controls that ensure the proper management of information assets, including data quality, privacy, security, and compliance.
		+	#Information Architecture: This area addresses the organization, structure, and classification of information, including data modeling, metadata management, and taxonomy development.
		+	#Information Systems: This area covers the design, development, and implementation of information systems and technologies that support the storage, retrieval, and processing of information.
		+	#Information Lifecycle Management: This area involves the planning, execution, and monitoring of activities related to the creation, storage, use, and disposal of information throughout its lifecycle.
		+	#Information Culture: This area deals with the organizational culture and human factors that influence the effective management of information, including communication, collaboration, and change management.
		+	#Information Ethics: This area focuses on the ethical considerations and implications of managing information, including issues related to privacy, confidentiality, and intellectual property.
		+	#Information Measurement: This area involves the development of metrics and indicators to evaluate the effectiveness and efficiency of information management practices within an organization.
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		+	The IMBOK framework is designed to be flexible and adaptable to the unique needs and requirements of different organizations and industries. By providing a comprehensive and structured overview of the various aspects of information management, the IMBOK helps professionals and organizations develop a better understanding of the field and implement more effective information management practices.
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		+	In summary, the Information Management Body of Knowledge (IMBOK) is a comprehensive framework that outlines the essential concepts, principles, and practices in information management. It is organized into several key knowledge areas that cover the breadth of information management, providing guidance for professionals, academics, and students involved in information management within organizations.
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		+	== See Also ==
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		+	== References ==
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