ARMA Canada Virtual Event - May 28, 2020

Outside the box, inside the home: ARMA Canada’s online newsletter, Sagesse, now comes to life and direct to you.

Virtual Event Details

Sagesse – Canada’s Information Management Journal

ARMA Canada presents a virtual session moderated by the editor of Sagesse. In this free session, you will hear the authors of bring their articles to life. Join this informative discussion to learn about new approaches to managing information and data.

 

A Zoom link will be posted in the Online Event Page space closer to the event. Only registered participants will be able to access the webinar link.

Virtual Event Schedule
Thursday, May 28, 2020 – All times listed PACIFIC STANDARD TIME PST

10:00 – 10:15 – Welcome

Welcome Opening: Emcee welcome

How to use the Software: Moderator provides How to instructions – (2 minutes

About Sagesse and Committee members

10:15 – 10:30 – The Transformational Impacts of Big Data and Analytics

Christy Walters & Crystal Walters

 

Big data is possibly the most significant disruption in business ecosystems since the meteoric rise of the Internet and the digital economy. This presentation will outline the innovative ways in which big data and analytics has evolved and how it is transforming today’s business landscape.

 

Information management practitioners are perfectly positioned to help their organizations tackle the challenges and unlock the opportunities of the big data era. This presentation will highlight the knowledge and skills that are required for information management practitioners to create measurable value for organizations in the big data age.

 

10:35 – 10:40 – Q & A

 

10:40 – 10:55 – Integrate Digital Preservation into your Information Governance Program

Lori J. Ashley

 

Advance your understanding and advocacy for long-term electronic records preservation

 

Organizations of all sizes and in all sectors keep information and records as long as necessary to meet a range of legal, financial, operational, regulatory compliance and memory purposes that are driven by their unique mission, history and objectives. For permanent and long-term (10+ year) records that spend their “lives” in electronic format, the risks and threats from technology obsolescence should be systematically considered and proactively addressed.

 

This presentation highlights the critical roles that practitioners can play to educate stakeholders on the impacts of changing technologies and to advocate for digital preservation strategies and capabilities to be integrated into their enterprise records and information management programs.

 

10:55 – 11:00 – Q & A

 

11:00 – 11:15 – Announcements

List of other Sagesse Articles

Upcoming webinar and other news

Speaker Bio: Christy Walters

Christy Walters

Christy Walters, CIP has over ten years of progressive experience providing information management (IM) advisory and consulting services to clients in several industries. She has a range of consulting experience working with provincial and federal Governments, in the private sector for Deloitte and PwC and, presently, in a University setting while also completing her MBA part-time. Christy is the current Region Director of ARMA Canada Region.

Speaker Bio: Crystal Walters

Crystal Walters

Crystal Walters is a Programmer Consultant with many years of experience in data management and electronic information management in the public sector, manufacturing industry, and in higher education. She is focused on strategic ways to manage and analyze data and information for relationship management and philanthropic success. She holds a BA, a post-diploma in Information Management, and is also a business graduate student at Memorial University.

Speaker Bio: Lori Ashley

Lori Ashley

Lori Ashley is Preservica’s Industry Market Development Manager where she analyzes cross-industry and sector-specific requirements for long-term and permanent records retention and use. Research into archives and records management needs in corporate, government, and voluntary sector organizations are used to develop digital preservation use cases, support marketing initiatives, as well as inform Preservica’s product roadmap. Lori is Preservica’s liaison to the Council of State Archivists (CoSA) and the National Association of Government Archivists and Records Administrators (NAGARA).  She is a long-time member of AIIM, SAA, and ARMA, and has served in numerous board positions for the ARMA Madison (WI) chapter. Lori joined Preservica in 2017 after 14 years as an independent management consultant and educator who advised government and commercial organizations on information governance and records management.  She is co-developer with Dr. Charles Dollar of the Digital Preservation Capability Maturity Model (DPCMM) and self-assessment tool (www.DigitalOK.org) which has been used by CoSA’s membership and more than 120 organizations worldwide. 

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