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A government department in the United Kingdom is seeking a passionate leader for a team responsible for knowledge and records management. The role involves ensuring compliance with information governance and improving management practices while leading a team of 3. Ideal candidates should have experience in knowledge management and possess strong leadership skills. This position offers the opportunity to make a significant impact on organizational efficiency and compliance.
This is an incredibly exciting time to join the DDaT team at DCMS, as we strive to collaborate across the department to deliver secure, user-centred services that drive smarter working, innovation and efficiency. We are transforming DCMS to meet the demands of an agile, delivery-focused department leading on some of the highest priority work for the government's agenda to drive growth, enrich lives and level-up society. Are you passionate about knowledge, information and records management? Do you enjoy working with people to help them use information and data more effectively to solve business problems? Are you keen to lead a team responsible for preserving records of historical value for future generations?, This role will have exposure to all functions and directorates within DCMS, and will work with the Departmental Records Officer, in managing the departments knowledge and information management digital and non-digital estate. Leading a team of 3, in supporting DCMS to work more effectively by implementing information management policies to enable the department to demonstrate compliance with legislation and policies.
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