Transformative technologies have changed the landscape of Information Governance and the workplace itself ranging from (1) personalized marketing for improved engagement, (2) to black box decisions based on deep learning, (3) to dynamic assembly of documents  using individual elements. Do you need to know who saw what when? Do you need to know the factors that led to a decision or an action? What needs to be retained; what is 'it'?  When does 'it' need to be retained?  How is 'it's' authenticity demonstrated?  Join us for an exploration of how the role of the Information Governance Professional is adapting to address opportunities and challenges inherent in emerging technologies that replace traditional concepts of records and files.

About Our Speaker

Teresa Drabenstadt is a Principal Consultant with Cohasset Associates and President-Elect of the ARMA Madison Chapter. Teresa joined Cohasset after more than 20 years experience leading enterprise-wide programs for IT applications and operations, Records & Information Management, Privacy, Ethics, Advertising and Sales Compliance for a multi-line insurance company. She holds an MBA from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and holds certifications in Information Privacy, Project Management, and Information System Audits.

Tickets

$0.00 ARMA-Madison Chapter Member ticket

$5.00 Non-Member (Madison Chapter) ticket