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About
this
event
Please
join
ARMA
NOVA
for
the
first
chapter
meeting
of the
2011-2012
chapter
season.
Our
program
theme
for
this
season
is
“From
Records
Management
to
Information
Governance.”
We
will
be
exploring
how we
as RIM
professionals
need
to
expand
our
focus
beyond
records
retention
and
disposition,
to a
full
range
of
lifecycle
management
governance
strategies
and
processes.
Our
speaker
for
this
meeting
is
Jason
Baron,
Director
of
Litigation
at
NARA
and a
highly
respected
expert
on
information
governance.
With
each
passing
year,
the
exponentially
increasing
volume
of
electronically
stored
information
stored
in
private
and
public
institutions
continues
to
pose a
greater
challenge
to
organizations
attempting
to
meet
legal,
investigatory
and
compliance
demands.
This
presentation
will
highlight
a few
of the
hottest
trends
and
topics
at the
intersection
of
records management,
information
governance,
and
e-discovery,
from a
lawyer's
perspective.
Included
for
discussion
will
also
be a
new
Commentary
on
information
governance
issued
from
The
Sedona
Conference®,
entitled
"Finding
the
Hidden
ROI in
Information
Assets."
About
our
speaker
Jason
R.
Baron
has
served
since
the
year
2000
as
Director
of
Litigation
for
the
National
Archives
and
Records
Administration,
and is
an
internationally
recognized
speaker
and
author
on the
preservation
of
electronic
records.
He
formerly
held
the
positions
of
trial
attorney
and
senior
counsel
in the
Civil
Division
of the
Department
of
Justice,
where
during
the
1990s
he
acted
as
lead
counsel
in
landmark
litigation
involving
the
preservation
of
White
House
e-mail.
In
2009
he was
named
Co-Chair
of The
Sedona
Conference®
Working
Group
on
Electronic
Document
Retention
and
Production
(WG1),
and
has
served
as an
Editor-in-Chief
on
three
Sedona
Commentaries,
including
the
Best
Practices
Commentary
on the
Use of
Search
and
Information
Retrieval
Methods
in
E-Discovery
(2007),
the
Commentary
on
Achieving
Quality
in the
E-Discovery
Process
(2009),
and
the
Commentary
on
Finding
the
Hidden
ROI in
Information
Assets
(2011).
He was
a
founding
co-coordinator
of the
TREC
(Text
REtrieval
Conference)
Legal
Track,
and is
a
founding
co-organizer
of the
series
of
international
“DESI”
(Discovery
of ESI)
workshops
devoted
to
search
issues.
He has
been a
Visiting
Scholar
at the
University
of
British
Columbia,
and is
currently
an
Adjunct
Professor
at the
University
of
Maryland’s
College
of
Information
Studies.
Among
his
many
awards
during
his
time
in
public
service,
he is
a
recipient
of the
2008
Fed
100
award
from
Federal
Computer
Week
for
his
e-discovery
advocacy.
Mr.
Baron
received
his
B.A.,
magna
cum
laude,
from
Wesleyan
University
and
his
J.D.
from
the
Boston
University
School
of
Law. |
Registration
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are
required
by
noon
on
Sept.
20,
2011.
To
register,
click
on the
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