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Retention and Records Management: Selecting the Record Retention Schedule that Fits Your Organization(On Demand)
DATE:
Wednesday, August 5, 2009
TIME:
2:00 PM Eastern / 11:00 AM Pacific
To meet federal, state and business needs, it is critical that your organization’s data is maintained and protected via a record retention schedule. It must be able to handle all types of media—covering not only physical and electronic records but also web content, voice mail, email, instant messaging, mobile transmissions, IT backup, software programs, and programming codes. The challenges are many: how should your organization’s record retention schedule be structured? Should the approach be organizational, functional, process- or document-oriented, or “big bucket?”
Attend this complimentary webcast and discover:
- The pros and cons for each type of record retention schedule structure
- Key indicators for selecting the right record retention schedule structure
- Organizational situations you must consider for the success of your program
- Common pitfalls—and how to avoid them
- How to align record retention schedules with business requirement
PRESENTERS:
Penny Quirk
Director, Robbins-Gioia Records and Information Optimization (RIO) practice—has more than 25 years of experience in records and information management. She has successfully designed, developed, and implemented programs for micrographics; physical, electronic, vital, and historical records; litigation support; and records information management audits. As the RIO practice director, Penny is responsible for deploying RIO service offerings for commercial and government organizations.
Fred Pulzello
Executive Corporate Records Consultant—has extensive experience in records information management, including more than 15 years experience in designing, developing, and implementing management information systems in several industries. In his current role, Fred consults on enterprise content management and information life cycle management enterprise solutions; implements Sarbanes-Oxley compliant recordkeeping program globally; and has managed total budgets of $50,000,000 globally including RIM and other corporate services areas.
Emory Miller
Robbins-Gioia Senior VP, responsible for Thought Leadership—helping public and private organizations understand the relationship between program management, management excellence, and mission results. Over the latter part of a 36-year federal career, Emory worked with the Office of Management and Budget and essentially every federal agency addressing critical information technology and business issues. As an acquisition official, Mr. Miller acquired and managed $2 billion worth of IT resources.
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