In recent years, Information Governance (IG) has emerged as a new field of 
asset management to help organizations assess risks and costs associated
with all types of data, information and records. The ARMA Madison Chapter is 
pleased to sponsor a seminar designed to bring together practitioners from a 
range of disciplines and domains to explore  IG principles, tools and 
strategies.

The Sedona Conference® Commentary on Information Governance defines 
IG as an “interdisciplinary approach to satisfying information 
compliance requirements and managing information risks while optimizing
information value.” Sound challenging? It is difficult due to explosive growth 
in digital data, complex webs of compliance, privacy, 
security and legal requirements, and unstoppable technology cycles.

Seminar presentations and exercises will define and explore IG facets and
founding principles. Case studies and lessons learned will be used to 
demonstrate how to raise the profile of information assets and how to 
integrate IG principles into operating systems, organizational culture, 
business processes and technologies. Seminar attendees will learn ways to 
help their own firms, agencies or organizations assess and leverage the value 
of information while proactively managing risks and requirements.

The afternoon session features a screening of the award-winning film, “The 
Decade of Discovery,” the story of a government attorney who set out to find 
a better way to search millions of White House e-mails. A Q&A session with a 
distinguished panel will follow. Jason R. Baron, featured in the film, will
participate via Skype.

Please follow this link http://armamadison.org/seminar/ to learn more and to 
register for the seminar.

Sandy Broady-Rudd
Chair, Strategic Planning Committee
ARMA Madison Chapter
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