Reports

This AIIM industry report examines the current state of the intelligent information management profession, exploring digital transformation, information governance, compliance, emerging technologies, workforce skills, and organisational priorities. Drawing on global survey results, it provides valuable insights into industry trends, challenges, and opportunities shaping the future of information management.

ALIA LIS Education, Skills and Employment Trend Report 2020 explores the changing landscape of the library and information profession across Australia. Drawing on industry data and employer surveys, the report examines education pathways, workforce trends, skills demand, employment outlook, and the impact of COVID-19, providing valuable insights to support workforce planning and professional development.

IFLA Trend Report 2021 Update explores the political, economic, social, cultural and technological trends expected to shape the future of the library and information profession. Drawing on insights from emerging library leaders around the world, the report examines 20 key trends and their potential impact on libraries, information services, workforce development, technology, sustainability, and community engagement.

IG Industry Report 2021 presents the findings of Information Governance ANZ's industry survey, providing insights into the current state of information governance across Australia and New Zealand. The report explores governance frameworks, organisational maturity, leadership, compliance drivers, project priorities, investment trends, and emerging challenges, offering valuable benchmarks and practical insights for organisations looking to strengthen their information governance programs.

Pulse of the Industry Report 2022 provides valuable insights into the current state of records and information management across Australia and New Zealand. Based on industry survey results, the report explores digital transformation, cloud adoption, information governance, remote work, emerging technologies, and the key challenges facing information professionals, while offering practical recommendations to strengthen information management practices.

Skills Priority List Methodology explains the Australian Government's approach to identifying current workforce shortages and future skills demand across occupations. It outlines the evidence, data sources, labour market modelling, stakeholder consultation, and assessment processes used to inform the Skills Priority List, providing valuable insight into how workforce priorities support migration, training, education, and employment policy decisions.