Migrating from e-Discovery to Effective e-Records Management: Lessons Learned & Remaining Obstacles

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December 1, 2006

WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Records managers from mid to large corporations and the attorneys who must depend on them.The Amendments to the Rules of Civil Procedure Addressing Electronically Stored Information become effective on December 1, 2006. The culmination of this rulemaking process has opened a serious dialogue among records managers, general counsel, legal practitioners, and the members of the judiciary. With the new rules come new obligations on attorneys who will increasingly look to records managers for support and assistance with document preservation and production in anticipation of litigation.

And, while an ad hoc records management solution has emerged, important questions remain:

Is this a sufficient approach to records management in the 21st century?
What new challenges do electronic records managers face that have NOT been addressed in the context of developing the new e-discovery rules?

Join Pike & Fischer and our elite panel of experts in ESI for a comprehensive discussion on how organizations can implement effective electronic records management systems based on the current understanding of the nature of electronically stored information in order to answer not only day-to-day business demands but those of litigation as well.

In just 90 minutes, you’ll receive an unbiased, non-product specific view of this aspect of records management as an independent moderator elicits answers from a diverse panel of industry experts representing large and small companies, software vendors, in-house lawyers, records managers, and outside lawyers.

About the Speakers:

Moderator & Program Creator -
Karl Schieneman, Esq/MBA - Vice President Special Counsel, 2004 Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year

Panelists -
Carol E. B. Choksy, Ph.D, CRM, PMP - Adjunct Professor School of Library and Information, Indiana University, Bloomington and CEO, IRAD Strategic Consulting. President - Elect ARMA 2006-2007

Linda J. Davis - Supervisor, Legal Records & Information Management, Dupont. Six Sigma Blackbelt

Robert Bernard, MBA - General Manager for the Global Independent Software Vendor (ISV) team at Microsoft Corp.

Bill Dodero, Esq. - Corporate Counsel E-Discovery, Bayer Corporation

Jim Michalowicz - Director, ACT Litigation Services. SixSigma Blackbelt

M. James Daley, Esq. - Partner, Redgrave, Daley, Ragan & Wagner

Tom Utiger - President, Data Empowerment

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