Innovation for Information Management 2016
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AIIM Wisconsin, AIIM and ARMA Northern Illinois invite you to Innovation for Information Management 2016 at the Chicago Botanical Gardens on Thursday, October 27, 2016. This event is the Chicago AIIM Road Show for 2016 and will draw information management professionals from organizations throughout the Chicago metropolitan area and southern Wisconsin.
Our keynote speaker is AIIM International President, Peggy Winton, and our co-producing sponsor is Chicago-based information management consulting firm, Doculabs. The event will feature educational sessions and roundtable discussions with your peers in the records and information management industry. Mark Diamond, President of Contoural, will provide our afternoon keynote session.
Please note that this event is the Chicago AIIM Road Show event for 2016 and is backed by AIIM International, the Global Community of Information Professionals.
This event has been approved for 6 CIP and 6 CRM continuing education credits.
Agenda
8:00-9:00am Registration, Networking & Vendor Exhibits
9:00-9:50am Keynote Session: "The Development of the 21st Century Information Professional”
Peggy Winton, Interim President, AIIM International
Three profound disruptors are impacting the way we view our information assets: 1) Consumerization of IT -- transforming what users expect from applications; 2) Cloud & Mobile -- transforming how we interact with customers and employees; 3) The Internet of Things -- generating massive amounts of new data and creating both new challenges and new opportunities. This digital disruption calls for digital leaders with the skills and experience to optimize information assets and transform business. What are those skills, and how can they be applied to transformational activities? Let's talk!
10:00-10:50am Roundtable Session A Roundtable Session B Roundtable Session C
How do I automate my business How do I govern and secure How do I gain insight to better
processes to save time and money? my organization’s information? understand and engage my customers?
Moderated By Peggy Winton Moderated By Brian Johnson Moderated by Rich Medina
AIIM International Doculabs Doculabs
11:00-11:50am Information Management Industry Experts Panel
Panelists:
Steve Colombus, Enterprise Records Governance Manager, Walgreens
Ken Schiller, Senior Manager, Software Engineering, Ameriprise Home & Auto
Tammy Goss, Records & Information Management Administrator, WPPI Energy
Pam Bartoli, ERMm, Manager, Records & Information Management, Foley & Lardner
Joel Robinette, Records Program Manager, Zurich North America
Steven Webber, Records Management Consultant, Northwestern Mutual
Mark Diamond, President, Contoural
12:00-1:30pm Lunch, Networking & Vendor Exhibits
1:30-2:20pm Building Your Information Governance Framework ECM Case Study for an Agricultural Manufacturing Firm
Randy Oppenborn, Director of Information Security & Governance Clint Houchens
Pamela Bartoli, ERMm, Manager of Records & Information Management Michael
Foley & Lardner OpenText
2:30-3:20pm So What Should I Do First? Planning Your 2017 Information Management Roadmap
Rich Medina, Co-Founder & Principal Consultant, Doculabs
Brian Johnson, Doculabs
This presentation provides an Information Management Roadmap for 2017, whether your organization is new to Information Management or a veteran of the discipline. It provides a flexible Roadmap model, explains how you should modify it for your organization, and addresses the most relevant issues today, such as how to align your records management and information security programs.
3:30-4:15pm Launching an Information Governance Program: Making Your Moonshot
Mark Diamond, President, Contoural
Effective Information Governance programs can be a tremendous boon for organizations, reducing risks and costs while increasing productivity. Yet launching and running an enterprise-wide program that pulls together multiple stakeholders, integrates policies and technologies and is actually followed by employees – all while avoiding getting stuck – can be hard. Some have compared launching a successful program akin to a moon shot, an endeavor fraught with hurdles and risks. Yet in the same way the Apollo space program succeeding in large part because of approach and attitude, so can Information Governance program also benefit from a similar “get it done” mindset. This presentation will review the most common hurdles and pitfalls and Information Governance, and how an effective approach can anticipate and overcome them. The Apollo space program demonstrated that while technology is important, ultimate success is driven by approach and attitude. Make your Information Governance moonshot.
4:30-5:30pm Networking & Chicago Botanical Gardens Grand Tram Tour
Join us on a 2.3-mile narrated tour! Learn the history and science of the Garden while viewing highlights including the McDonald Woods, Elizabeth Hubert Malott Japanese Garden, the new Learning Campus, and others. Enjoy views alongside the Garden’s 81 acres of water!
This event has been approved for 6 CIP and 6 CRM continuing education credits.
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