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*Mr. John P. Collins, **JD*
Director of Information Governance Solutions, Legal Services
Document Technologies, LLC (DTI)
John Collins is one of the nation’s leading ESI data mapping consultants.
John leads the Information Governance consulting practice for DTI, which
includes services such as: defensible disposition and deletion; litigation
and e-Discovery readiness; records and e-mail management and retention
(RIM); and, ESI data mapping.
*Presents:*
*“ESI Data Mapping: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly”*
Almost every Information Governance and e-Discovery presentation includes a
statement along the lines of “of course you create your data map so you
know where your information is” or something to that effect. However,
rarely do these presentations delve into the details of how to build a data
map—much less how to keep it up to date. In this presentation, ESI data
mapping expert John Collins will share the compelling—but profoundly
simple—secret to creating an ESI data map that is not out of date as soon
as it’s done. John will cover best practices and pitfalls learned through
creation of dozens of data maps for a wide range of small, medium, and
large organizations across multiple industries.
*When: Wednesday May 20th*
Time: 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM
Location: BBVA Compass Bank 5800 North Mopac Expressway Austin, TX 78731
Lunch will be provided.
*Meeting Fee:
$5 for members
$10 for non-members and guests (including first time guests)
*Chapter Meeting Co-Sponsored by*:
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