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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.
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Archived Events
One Set of Policies, many data sources... have you got control?
Sponsored By: Autonomy
Date: Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Duration: 57 minutes
Description
There are no shortage of policies that your organization needs and wants to apply to content within the enterprise, Retention & Disposition policies, legal policies, information management policies, storage policies, etc. The trouble is that with many sources of data in the enterprise (SharePoint, File Shares, Exchange, Notes, ERP, ECM repositories, etc..) how can you effectively apply these policies across them all consistently, without the need for mass migration and restructuring? Autonomy Manage-In-Place has the answer, the only truly enterprise ready solution with connectors to over 400 repositories and the ability to understand over 1000 data types.
Speaker
Neil Etheridge, VP, Legal and Compliance Solutions, Autonomy
Neil is the VP of Legal Technology for Autonomy Inc. In this role his main focus is delivering the strategy, messaging and technology for Legal and Compliance solutions. Prior to joining Autonomy, he spent 7 years working with Document, Knowledge and Records management software within various companies including Hummingbird, PCDocs, Kofax and Optika and Hewlett Packard.
Records Categorization: Key Learnings from the Federal Government
Date: Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Duration: 63 Minutes
Description: Transparency and openness. Now, more than ever, federal agencies are facing increased expectations around their records keeping practices. With electronic information growing in volume and variety every year, the records management challenges facing government agencies increase every year. Yet relying on end users for the identification and classification of records, especially of e-mail, "has failed and will fail in virtually all cases" according to leading industry analysts.
Join this IBM webinar to learn about the records management challenges faced by the US federal government. Hear how IBM's customers are using advanced content categorization to meet this challenge head-on and how IBM's Compliant Information Management strategy extends to your organization as well.
Speakers:
- Joshua Payne, Product Strategy & Marketing, IBM Classification Module
- Frank McGovern, ECM Compliance Program Director, Records Retention and Management, IBM
Cutting the Costs of Paper
Presented: Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Duration: 60 Minutes
Description: Many organizations are faced with the challenge to reduce their operating costs and undertaking initiatives to implement electronic records management systems. Hear from the experts at IBM and Cohasset Associates on a compelling return on investment for these systems and the latest research on the legal admissibility of digital image copies.
Upon completion of this Industry Intelligence Web Seminar, participants will:
- Understand the compelling ROI opportunities for working with digital documents and reducing paper.
- Summarize the relevant laws and regulations – detailing both the widespread legal acceptance and admissibility of digital image copies as well as the legal basis for concluding that the original paper does not need to be retained in addition to the digital image copies.
- Answer key legal, technical and operational questions regarding how digital image copies should be admitted into evidence – the provisos detailed in statutes, regulations and case law.
- Understand the facts about the significant risks and costs if organizations retain both their digital image copies and the original paper records.
Grant Thornton Case Study: Controlling Cost and Risk with SharePoint and NextPage
Presented: Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Duration: 59 Minutes
Description: During this web seminar Grant Thornton and NextPage will share how they are partnering together to control cost and risk of information. You will learn how Grant Thornton has created a world-class business and technology solution to:
- Successfully clean up working copies and drafts at the end of an engagement
- Decrease the cost of storage
- Use NextPage to track and control documents across all locations (hard drives, email attachments, shared drives) and ensure final copies are in SharePoint
- Leverage SharePoint as the centralized and final repository for engagement teams