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AIIM<http://www.aiim.org/> is coming to the National Capital Region. For over 60 years AIIM has been the leading non-profit organization, helping users understand the challenges associated with managing documents, content, records, and business processes. With over 75,000 members and a network of 34 chapters AIIM is focused on market research, standardized training curriculum and virtual webinars and in-person events. The Toronto First Canadian Chapter is pleased to support this new satellite chapter in Ottawa.


Date:                Thursday, May 12, 2011
Time:                9 am – 11:30am
Location:          Ottawa Public Library, Main Branch Auditorium
                        120 Metcalfe Street (Map link<http://maps.google.com/maps?saddr=&daddr=120%20Metcalfe%20Ottawa>)

Registration:      http://aiimfccottawamay12.eventbrite.com/

Cost:                Free for current AIIM Members / $15 for non-members
                        Become an AIIM Member today – Membership Link<http://www.aiim.org/Membership>

Agenda

9:00-9:30         Registration and Coffee

9:30-9:45         Welcome and overview of the AIIM mission

9:45-11:00       Panel Discussion
                        eDiscovery Issues and Trends that Impact Canadian Organizations
Recent developments in Canadian and international law regarding electronic content are changing the roles of information managers in public and private sector. Our expert panelists will highlight the issues and trends that impact how we handle digital content when a disclosure or discovery order is imminent.  Understand recommended practices, and learn whether technology can help your organization become better prepared. Bring your questions for the experts! Apportez vos questions pour les experts!

                        Dominic Jaar: National Leader, eDiscovery and Information Management, KPMG LLP
Dominic is an associate partner in KPMG's Forensic Practice, supporting clients' Information Management and eDiscovery requirements. He teaches e-commerce and internet law at the University of Montreal, and is a guest speaker on information management and eDiscovery at events and conferences. Full bio on KPMG.com<http://www.kpmg.com/Ca/en/Contact/Pages/DominicJaar.aspx>

                        Stephen Ludlow: Senior Program Manager, eDiscovery and Information Governance                           Solutions, Open Text
Stephen leads OpenText's eDiscovery practice, responsible for leveraging the capabilities of the OpenText Suite of compliance applications, creating solutions that reduce customers' eDiscovery costs and risk, including applications that address enterprise requirements to in-source eDiscovery activities. Stephen's eDiscovery blog<http://www.opentext.com/inform>.

11:00-11:30      June Meeting Announcements
                        Wrap-up and Networking





Winnie Tsang I President
AIIM - First Canadian Chapter
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