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Federal Information and Records Managers Council (FIRM) FALL FORUM

WHEN: Wednesday, November 15, 2006   1:30 PM TO 3:30 PM

WHERE:
Federal Trade Commission
601 New Jersey Ave N.W. - Conference Room C
Metro: Red Line - Union Station or Judiciary Square Exits

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TOPIC: "How Federal Information and Records Officers can plan NOW to
support successful implementation of future E-Gov initiatives. " 


ABSTRACT: 

           Public records are the foundation of effective citizen
centered government.  Easy access and use of these diverse assets is
crucial for productive interaction between federal agencies and the
American taxpayer.  Recent electronic records initiatives for
successfully implementing Federal Information Policy are underway at a
number of federal agencies.   The speakers at this Program provide a
unique perspective on the imperative to develop stronger partnerships
between records managers, librarians, web managers and other information
professionals to address issues of shared responsibility.  


PANELISTS: 

Chas Phillips
Policy Counsel, U.S. House of Representatives, Committee on Government
Reform

Daniel Costello
Senior Policy Analyst, Office of E-Government and Information Technology
Policy, Office of Management and Budget 

Fred Thompson 
The Council for Excellence in Government, Vice President for Management
& Technology

Dr. J. Timothy Sprehe
President, Sprehe Information Management Associates, Chair of AIIM C30
Standards Committee on Integrated EDMS/ERMS.

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