ARMA Philadelphia Chapter Meeting
Date:  November 15, 2016 (Tuesday)
Speakers:  Jeff Watson and Johan Widjaja
Presentation Topic: Using DATA to BUILD or REMODEL INFORMATION GOVERNANCE
 
Information governance ("IG"), as a concept within the legal industry and other industries, 
is slowly maturing, and we are starting to see law firms and companies implement IG 
programs.  When and how to start such a program, however, has been an evolving study of 
trial and error.  We believe that we can mitigate any trial and error with data.  Our 
presentation will focus on making data-driven decisions throughout the building or 
remodeling of information governance (program) within the enterprise.   

Data has a role in establishing business cases; throughout project phases, such as planning 
and implementation; and in control and enforcement.  However, to reap the benefits of 
useful data analysis, it is often necessary to create the appropriate framework by distilling 
the data to building blocks that tie the data all together.  Through case studies, we will 
discuss our approach to data and the building and promoting of our IG program  


Speaker Bios:

Jeff Watson - A Computer Science graduate of Shippensburg University, Jeff has been 
working with various computer systems and databases in many roles for the past 16 years. 
His experience includes Database Administration, Systems Administration, as well as Web 
and Application Development. Currently he is working within the Information Governance 
department at Morgan Lewis and Bockius as a Data Analyst where he works to extract and 
provide information from various sources to provide insight for informed business and 
policy decisions.

Johan Widjaja - Mr. Widjaja serves as the Assistant Director of Information Governance at 
Morgan Lewis and Bockius.  He assists in firm-wide planning, implementing, and directing 
of Information Governance programs.  Before joining Morgan Lewis, Mr. Widjaja was at 
Reed Smith in the Practice Innovation/Knowledge Management Department where he 
assisted Litigation Practice Groups in finding and implementing technological solutions.  He 
has facilitated the creation of award winning extranets and led the internal build of an e-
discovery reporting and big data analysis tool

Location: 
 Wyndham Philadelphia Historic District, 400 Arch St.

Time:
  Board Meeting: 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
  IGP Class:  5:00 PM - 6:00 PM - Introduction to the IGP Test format and Structure
  Registration/Networking: 5:30 PM - 6:00 PM
  Dinner/Presentation: 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM

Dinner Menu:  Breakfast for Dinner!!!

Register here: http://www.armalb.org/chapter_meetings.html

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