Fundamentals of information management / Jake R. Pomperada ; Jason V. Castellano, editor.

Includes bibliographical references.

Introduction to information management -- Information governance -- Information security management -- Information architecture -- Data management -- Information retrieval and search -- Knowledge management -- Information ethics.

"In the digital age, information has become a precious commodity, and the ability to manage it effectively has become a vital skill. Information management involves not only the handling of data but also the ethical considerations surrounding its collection, storage, and dissemination. In a world where information is constantly being created and shared, individuals and organizations must be equipped with the knowledge and tools to manage it effectively.
This book is a comprehensive guide to the most essential topics in information management. It covers the fundamental concepts and principles of information management, including information governance, security, architecture, and ethics. The book also explores data management, knowledge management, and accessing information through search engines.
Readers will gain a solid understanding of how to manage information effectively in the digital age, with practical examples and case studies to illustrate how the concepts discussed can be applied in practice. This book is designed for students and professionals in the field of information management, as well as anyone interested in developing a deeper understanding of how information is managed in today's world.
By reading this book, readers will be equipped with the foundation they need to pursue further study in information management or to apply the practical skills required to manage information effectively in the workplace"-- Preface of the book.