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Event Overview
Retaining information and managing critical records is more important than ever. Stringent compliance regulations, amendments to the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) and their impact on eDiscovery, and the need to retain information assets for knowledge purposes create a perfect storm mdash; albeit a storm that leaves most organizations confused about what information to retain, how long to retain it, and how to choose supporting technology. Senior-level information management, records management, legal/compliance officers, and IT professionals should plan to attend this session to learn techniques to scope, plan, and deliver on records management, eDiscovery, and information retention initiatives within their enterprises. This session will cover the broad range of technologies involved in information retention, records management, and eDiscovery, as well as organizational issues such as how to assemble the right team, assign the right roles and responsibilities, create a file plan or taxonomy, and understand the concept of information risk management. Workshop attendees can expect to participate in activities including:
- Understanding why and how various information assets are retained and disposed of
- Refining strategies and drivers for various retention policies
- Learning how information risk management fits into records management and information retention
- Developing the right team to create information retention strategies
- Developing a three- to five-year, high-level road map with key milestones for years one and two
- Overview of technologies that help in both the short and long term
Who Should Attend?
- Information & Knowledge Management professionals
- IT Infrastructure & Operations professionals
- Security & Risk professionals
- CIOs
