WHAT:  ARMA NOVA Annual Seminar
WHEN:  March 16, 2016
WHERE:  Clydes of Tysons Corner, Tysons Corner, VA
 	
In an Age of Big Data, Does Disposition Matter?

Data in the information age is “big money.”  Big data storage and data
mining techniques are getting better all the time at extracting value from
data.  But data can also lead to increased costs and risk.  Some people
believe the potential for extracting value from data outweigh the potential
cost and risk of keeping everything forever.

Others believe that when data no longer has any perceived value, it should
be disposed of in accordance with compliance rules and after weighing the
economic costs of retaining it.  But, how is data that no longer has value
identified and acted upon?  And, who is going to hit the delete key?  

Some believe disposition is just too expensive and has proven to be too big
of a challenge for organizations.  So instead of disposition, why not just
put expired data in an inexpensive Cloud and harvest it for value as needed?
 In the age of big data and cheap Cloud storage, does disposition matter …
anymore?

Join ARMA NOVA Chapter for our Annual Seminar as industry leaders
discuss these and other information governance topics

AGENDA
8:00 AM –  8:15 AM  Welcome & Introductions
Tim Shinkle, ARMA NOVA Education Director
8:15 AM –  9:15 AM  Opening Keynote
Don Lueders, CRM, CDIA, Enterprise Content Management Technical Specialist, IBM
9:15 AM – 10:15 AM  Data Mining in the NTIS Cloud
Chris Beasley, COO, Digital Edge Group
10:15 AM – 10:30 AM  Break
10:30 AM – 11:30 AM  Panel Discussion – Navigating the Big Data Deluge  
Sonny Hashmi, Managing Director, Global Government, Box
Rachael Heade, Sr. Program Manager Information Management Policy and
Compliance, Microsoft
Richard Hogg, Global InfoGov Solutions Leader, IBM
Alex Ponce de Leon, Corporate Litigation Counsel, Google Inc.
11:30 AM – 12:30 PM  Lunch
12:30 PM – 1:30 PM  The Cloud from the Federal Perspective
Sean Barkey, Federal Account Executive, Project Hosts
1:30 PM –  2:30 PM  NARA and Disposition in a Big Data World
Lisa Haralampus, Director, Records Management Policy and Outreach, NARA
2:30 PM –  2:45 PM  Break
2:45 PM – 3:45 PM  Round-Table Discussion –  So Does Disposition Matter Anymore?
3:45 PM –  4:15 PM  Conclusion & Wrap-up
Mary Beth Weaver, ARMA NOVA President

OUR SPEAKERS
 
Sean Barkey
Federal Account Executive, Project Hosts
Sean Barkey is the Federal Account Lead with Project Hosts.  Sean heads up
all Federal, State, Local and Education business efforts within the company.
 In addition to Project Hosts, Sean has been selling in the Public sector
for over 10 years with a focus on IT for over 8.  In that time, he worked as
a private consultant to help companies start, grow, and sustain their
Federal sales practices and teams.  He has also previously served as the
Vice President of Federal Sales for the software company, Sightline Systems.
 
Christopher Beasley
COO, Digital Edge Group
For more than 20 years, Chris Beasley, has developed solutions for
government and industry, helping these organizations meet the challenges of
transitioning to digital data management.  Chris has worked with a number of
federal agencies to provide services such as “Records as a Service” (RaaS),
a solution entirely within the federal government.  Christopher hosts a free
monthly seminar series on aspects of information management.

Lisa Haralumpus
Director, Records Management Policy and Outreach, National Archives and
Records Administration (NARA)
Lisa Haralampus has over 24 years of experience in federal government
records and information programs working at the National Archives and
Records Administration (NARA) and the U.S. Department of State.  She is
experienced in developing and implementing enterprise-wide information
management policies and training.  She also has experience developing and
operating multimillion-dollar IT systems to maintain and provide access to
electronic archives.  In October 2015, Ms. Haralampus became the Director of
NARA’s Records Management Policy and Outreach program in the Office of the
Chief Records Officer for the U.S. Government.  She is also responsible for
overseeing how NARA tracks, implements, and manages the Managing Government
Records Directive (M-12-18) issued in 2012 by OMB and NARA.

Sonny Hashmi
Managing Director, Global Government, Box
Sonny Hashmi has led Box's federal government strategy since April 2015. 
Previously he was the Deputy CIO and served as the Chief Technology Officer
for the GSA, where he was responsible for leveraging emerging technologies
to improve GSA operations, drive IT modernization, and lead enterprise
initiatives.  Prior to joining the U.S. General Services Administration,
Sonny was the Deputy CIO for the District of Columbia Office of the Chief
Financial Officer.  Sonny has also worked for several private sector
organizations leading large-scale projects for federal, state and local
government agencies.

Rachael Heade
Senior Program Manager, Information Management Policy & Compliance,
Microsoft Corporation
Rachael Heade has been part of the Microsoft Corporate Records Management
team for over 16 years.  During that time, she has participated in the
ongoing development and implementation of all aspects of the CorpRM program
at Microsoft.  In her current position, she is responsible for full
oversight of the Corporate Document Retention policy and the Corporate
Document Retention Schedule as well as driving retention compliance across
all formats and company disciplines domestically and internationally. 
Additionally, she is responsible for the transition of documents and
retention policy application for data migration on all mergers,
acquisitions, and divestitures.  Prior to Microsoft, Rachael was the Federal
Grant Administrator for the City of Everett, a small municipality 35 miles
north of Seattle.

Richard Hogg
Global InfoGov Solutions Leader, IBM
As Solution expert in the original ILG Defensible Disposal SWAT Teams in the
IBM ILG Group, Richard Hogg, has been the solution leader for the ILG
engagements.  He has consulted with three of the top five global financial
services, top two telecom, insurance and pharma organizations to assess
information governance initiatives and corresponding cost and risk reduction
opportunities, focusing recommendations on rapid wins to further client
objectives whilst demonstrating progress to critical stakeholders.  His
career covers more than 20 years of experience across document, information
and records development and deployment solutions.  He presents and
contributes at annual ECM & RM industry conferences including ARMA, AIIM,
MER and IOD.  He is also an IBM published Redbooks Author on Governance,
Archiving and electronic RM solutions.

Donald Lueders
CRM, CDIA, Enterprise Content Management Technical Specialist, IBM
Don Lueders is a Certified Records Manager (CRM), a Certified Document and
Imaging Architect (CDIA), holds a Certificate in Federal Records Management
from NARA and has more than 20-years of Enterprise Content and Records
Management (ECRM) experience.  Don has worked extensively with numerous
records and information lifecycle management products and supported dozens
of US Federal agencies and numerous private sector clients in many different
capacities, including records and management consulting, business
development, training, project management and product management.  Don is
currently an ECM Technical Specialist for the IBM Federal Cloud Content
Services team.

Alex Ponce de Leon
Corporate Litigation Counsel, Google Inc.
Alex Ponce de Leon is corporate litigation counsel for Google Inc. and
focuses on discovery issues.  He develops and implements innovative and
efficient discovery strategies for a wide variety of litigation matters,
including complex litigation, patent cases, and internal investigations. 
Besides managing his own discovery caseload, he bridges the legal and
technical worlds to implement new discovery policies and procedures designed
to reduce costs and mitigate legal risk across the company.  He was recently
named a "Top 10 30-Something" by the Association of Corporate Counsel and a
2015 "Rising Star" by the Minority Corporate Counsel Association.

SEMINAR DETAILS

DATE:  Wednesday, March 16, 2016
TIME:  8:00 AM – 4:15 PM
LOCATION:  Clyde's of Tyson’s Corner 8332 Leesburg Pike, Vienna, VA (703)
734-1901
PARKING:  Free at the restaurant
METRO ACCESS:  Five-minute walk from Greensboro station on the Silver Line

Early Registration (prior to March 9th)
$125 for members
$150 for non-members
$50 for full-time students
$75 for 3 or more from the same company/agency (must all register at the
same time to receive the discount)	

Full Registration (after March 9th)
$150 for members
$175 for non-members
$50 for full-time students
$100 for 3 or more from the same company/agency (must all register at the
same time to receive the discount)

Register at http://www.arma-nova.org/Programs/Programs.html 

Elizabeth W. Adkins, CRM, CA, IGP
ARMA NOVA Past President

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