Executive Breakfast Briefing - Manage Government Records

Information Governance and Federal Compliance

A rapidly rising number of collaboration tools in the workplace, social media, information/data growth, email, and increasing communication channels have led to growing pressure on the resources and costs on government agencies records retention and E-Discovery operations. Today agencies must also be prepared to quickly search their data in response to investigations, litigation, and FOIA requests. How can agencies achieve these goals when the data is growing exponentially? Are you prepared?

Join EMC and Carahsoft on May 14^th for a briefing that will touch on all aspects of information governance, security, and access to better prepare your agency for HR 1233 compliance. During this time experts in eDiscovery and compliance will talk about the following best practices and tools that can help prepare your organization.

HR 1233 and the Presidential Memorandum marked the beginning of an Executive Branch-wide effort to reform records management policy and practice. Are you ready to meet the requirements?
With the comprehensive insight you need to simplify information discovery, classification and electronic management, thus preparing you to be HR 1233 compliant by the 2016 deadline
How to protect your agency’s email, electronic records, and social media
Help your agency to manage growing cost and controlling risks

Click HERE for more information regarding H.R. 1233

Agenda

8:00am - 8:30am Registration
8:30am - 8:45am Introduction
8:45am - 9:45am Keynote: Jim Shook
9:45am - 10:00am Networking Break
10:00am- 10:30am RSA Presentation
10:30am- 11:00am Index Engines Presentation
11:00am- 11:30am Actiance Presentation
11:30am- 12:00pm Closing and Networking

*Breakfast will be provided

**Agenda is subject to change

Questions? Contact:

Seamus Bergen
EMC Account Manager at
Carahsoft Technology Corp.
703-230-7425 (Direct)
888-9-EMC-2-GO (Toll-Free)
seamus.bergen@carahsoft.com
www.carahsoft.com/emc

Speaker and Presenter Information

EMC Featured Executive:

Jim Shook
EMC-Director, Discovery and Compliance Practice

As a lawyer-technologist, Jim is a recognized authority on the intersection of law and technology, focusing on information governance, eDiscovery/eDisclosure and compliance issues. Jim works with EMC’s customers to assist them in understanding and solving compliance-related challenges related to electronically stored information.

Prior to joining EMC, Jim spent over ten years practicing law as a commercial litigator in one of Phoenix’s oldest law forms and as the general counsel to two technology companies. He earned a BS in Computer Science from Arizona State University and a JD from the University of Arizona.