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Industry Intelligence Web Seminars
These vendor-sponsored, vendor presented sessions answer the most grueling and intricate questions you have about information and records management. You'll get straight answers from top vendors in the industry about current and future trends. These sessions are live and interactive, giving you the opportunity to get to the heart of the issue and hear the answers to your most pressing questions, right from the source.
| ARMA |
Current Seminar:
E-Discovery: It's All About Effective Information Management
Date: Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Time: 11:30 a.m. Central time
Length: One Hour (45 minute presentation/15 minute Q&A)
Sponsored By: 
Attend the event and complete the survey at the end of the session to be entered to win a 10" Netbook! A random drawing will be held immediately after the event.
Description
One of the greatest challenges facing organizations is the exponential growth of unstructured data - growing from 50% to more than 100% annually. Lacking policies, organizations are struggling to gain visibility and control of their rapidly expanding data, leading to greater storage and e-discovery cost, as well as increased legal risk. However, through effective policies and intelligent information management technology, organizations can automate the management of electronically stored information.
Attendee Takeaways
This webinar will help attendees understand how their organizations can:
- Proactively identify, classify, and manage all information according to business value and risk
- Consistently implement e-discovery processes for identification, preservation, collection, and processing
- Proactively destroy records that do not meet records retention policies
- Ensure that valuable and confidential business information, as well as personal identifiable information, is safe and accessible to authorized personnel only
- Optimize use of hardware resources leveraging tiered storage solutions
Ideal for:
- Records and information management professionals
- General and inside counsels
- Legal administrators
- RIM and IT consultants
- CIOs and IT managers
Speakers
Keith Zoellner, Chief Technology Officer, StoredIQ Inc.
As chief technology officer (CTO) of StoredIQ, Keith Zoellner provides a technical voice in the company's strategic planning. He leads and manages the research and development of StoredIQ's technology offering.
Zoellner has more than 20 years of experience in successfully building and managing technology-based organizations. Prior to joining StoredIQ, he was the CTO and vice president of engineering/operations for Mshow.com, where he was instrumental in transforming a start-up operation into an innovative, market-leading technology organization. Previous to that, he was the CTO and vice president of engineering of Ambac Connect Inc., vice president of engineering at Commerce Direct International, and directed large engineering teams within software product organizations at EDS and Andersen Consulting (Foundation Software Organization).
Kathleen Reidy, Senior Analyst, Enterprise Software, The 451 Group
Kathleen Reidy covers content management and collaboration technologies for The 451 Group. She has nearly a decade of experience in the content management, portal, and search industries. Prior to joining The 451 Group, Reidy was an independent consultant and writer, working for publications including Portals Magazine, eContent Magazine, and The Gilbane Report, as well as for software vendors, including BEA Systems and FatWire Software.
Reidy previously held product management and product marketing positions in Sun Microsystems' software division and was an analyst at Giga Information Group (now part of Forrester Research).
She holds a master's degree in library and information science from the University of Rhode Island and a bachelor of art degree in history and political science from the University of Massachusetts.