Austin ARMA Annual Spring Seminar:
How Hybrid Are You?
Last Chance to Register!
Friday, February 4, 2022
8:00 am - 12:00 pm CT
Location: Virtual Zoom
Cost: $10
Join us for a half-day virtual seminar helping you successfully pivot your Records and Information Management program, responding to the challenges and opportunities of a hybrid working environment.
Pre-Approved for 4.0 IGP Credits
Session 1: Intentional RIM- Gaining Buy-In for your Records Management Program
Deborah Robbins, CRM, CIP, Research Data Manager at Arizona State University
Deborah’s goal for this session is to have attendees better understand how to get stakeholders involved in their processes and tools; gain an actual step-by-step method for improved compliance; and learn skills to develop IIM heroes in their organization. This story focuses on identifying and overcoming barriers to buy-in. Emphasis in on people, rather than the process and the tools.
This presentation will include:
- Understanding the importance of buy-in for a successful RIM program
- The Three A’s of enhanced compliance
- Developing an ongoing cadence with all aspects of Information Governance to insure sustainable compliance
Session 2: Information Governance- A User’s Perspective
Christian Liipfert, Counsel at Scharf Banks Marmor LLC
How does one IG professional manage working remotely, taking account of Information Governance policies and procedures? Christian will look at IG from the user’s perspective, and suggest how the IG and Records and Information Management managers can help.
Session 3: Texas Cybersecurity Landscape – On Prem and Cloud Realms
Jeremy Wilson, Deputy CISO for Security Operations, State of Texas, Department of Information Resources (DIR)
Keeping up with cybersecurity threats can be overwhelming. How do you learn about the latest threats? How do you work with IT supporting best practices to protect your records and data? Jeremy will report on the latest DIR initiatives and how Records and IG Managers can speak the language and support your agency’s cybersecurity efforts.
Session 4: Go from Good to Great, from Great to Exceptional! It’s All About the Soft Skills
John Spencer, U.S. Records & Information Management Service Delivery Leader, Ernst & Young
The focus of this presentation is to create awareness and offer some practical and straightforward guidance that will help you enhance the soft skills needed to have positive and productive work relationships. Also, these skills are necessary to help you communicate your ideas, strategies, and results more effectively to customers, peers, and management.
For detailed seminar schedule and speaker bios, please visit the Seminar Page.