Podcasts 2011
To listen, click on the links below. To download each podcast as an MP3, visit the ARMA site here.
1 – ARMA International and MER – welcome!
In the first episode of our MER Coverage, ARMA International's Executive Director Marilyn Bier, CAE, and ARMA International Board of Directors President Nick DeLaurentis, CRM, discuss the expanded appearance of ARMA International at this conference. ARMA International and MER have long been friends, but with an expanded presence here, making MER sessions available online at www.arma.org/RIMonDemand and an upcoming MER-themed Executive Track at the 2011 ARMA International Conference & Expo, things seem to be moving right along!
2 – Turning Everest into Kilimanjaro with Randy Kahn
Immediately following his keynote presentation, Randolph Kahn, Esq., sits down to talk about how our data is out of control – And the longer it stays out of control the more of it there is to combat. To deal with this mountain of data, we need to reduce its size from "Everest" to a more manageable "Kilimanjaro." Want to know how? Listen in.
3 – SharePoint Research Aids Evolving Implementation Needs
In this session, we listen in on a conversation between Cohasset's Carol Stainbrook and the Sr. Product Manager of Microsoft Corporation, Ryan Duguid. Listen in!
4 – Whaddaya do with "Stuff?"
Stuff. It's out there. And you have to really watch out for that "unclassified, unclassified" stuff. Cohasset's Dick Fisher sits down for an interview prior to his session, "Managing 'Stuff': Technology and Management Options for Addressing ERM's Largest Problem."
5 – Johnathan Redgrave helps make the case for your RIM budget
Stuff. It's out there. And you have to really watch out for that "unclassified, unclassified" stuff. Cohasset's Dick Fisher sits down for an interview prior to his session, "Managing 'Stuff': Technology and Management Options for Addressing ERM's Largest Problem."
6 – Announcing "Meet & Confer" in September
It's the first promotion (and behind-the-scenes look) for September 2011's Meet & Confer session. A collaborative work with The Sedona Conference, ARMA International, and RIM On Demand. In this interview, Ken Withers, Marilyn Bier, and Bob Williams let us know what to expect – and why everyone connected with information governance need to keep an eye out for the finished product. Want a taste of what is to come? Just type "Meet & Confer" into a YouTube search – if you see a still of Judge Scheindlin in action, you're in the right place. Start looking forward to another amazing and informative event!
7 – Information Evolution
Information Management (at least, as we all know and love it) has been transforming itself into Information Governance. Tamir Sigal from RSD stops by to take a closer look at this ongoing evolution – we'll even chat about how doing it right brings real value to organizations.
8 – Less Stuff Through Analytics
Julie Gable, Founder of Gable Consulting, LLC, visits for a podcast after her presentation, "Enterprise Content Management, Information Governance, and the Future of RM". During the presentation, she provides a chronological walk down memory lane – at least, the memory lane of all things ECM. The conversation shifts to the future, where analytics could likely to give us less 'stuff' to deal with in the future.
9 – How I Would Attack Your ERM Program in Discovery and Trial
What if you could talk to the wolf before he gets into the hen house? In his session (with a few extra tips in this podcast interview) you'll hear how attorney Bill Butterfield would attack your electronic records management program in litigation and discovery – a rare chance to step into someone else's shoes and understand how opposing counsel may approach your policies, procedures, and program audits. A special word from Bob Williams underscores how important this opportunity is for information management professionals. Act proactively, and get prepared!
10 – Let's get social with our "stuff"
Jesse Wilkins and Ken Thibodeau both presented individual sessions at the 2011 MER about moving through the world of social media. Many information management professionals aren't quite ready for this challenge. They discuss the issues we're all talking about in this informative podcast.
