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Subject: SAVE THE DATE: Essential Building Blocks for Success with
SharePoint 2010 - May 15th

The Madison Chapter of ARMA and the Wisconsin Public Records Board announce
an all-day Spring Seminar on the *“Essential Building Blocks for Success
with SharePoint 2010.”*

SharePoint 2010 is becoming a leading platform for workplace collaboration,
information sharing, content management, records management, and web
development. Many organizations will deploy SharePoint in the hope of
gaining efficiencies, reducing redundancy, and managing business records
across their respective lifecycle.  Experts agree there is no one single
element to successfully integrating SharePoint into the processes,
technology environments and user communities but rather it’s a combination
of governance, planning and design, training, taxonomy and metadata
management, user involvement, evaluation, and refinement.



This comprehensive seminar is designed to arm organizations with know-how
on how to leverage the out-of-the-box capabilities of SharePoint 2010 to
meet business objectives and requirements and to evaluate when and where to
apply third party add-ons.  Collaboration begins long before you roll out
your first SharePoint site.



*Keynote Speaker:**  Karen Strong, Gimmal Group *

Karen is a Senior Director for Gimmal Group. She has been a pioneer in the
ECM/RM industry and leads the Gimmal change management practice. She has
been in the content and records management industry for 29 years working
with clients to address complex information management challenges. She
specializes in program-level strategic planning and enterprise change
management to improve the adoption and long-term sustainability information
management solutions.  Karen is a consultant, author, and nationally
recognized speaker and educator. She is certified as an AIIM SharePoint
Master and Prosci Change Management practitioner and trainer.



*Seminar Topics to be covered include:*

·         How to design and sustain a governance framework

·         How to assess core functionality against your organization’s
specific content and records requirements

·         How SharePoint 2010’s Records Center works

·         Essential players in SharePoint implementation – their roles and
responsibilities

·         A roadmap for successful RIM implementation using SharePoint,
including how to figure out when and how to use 3rd party add-ons

*Pre-Seminar Session - SharePoint 101*

This one hour pre-seminar session on how SharePoint 2010 works is intended
to provide attendees with a baseline knowledge of the SharePoint platform
and its native capabilities.  A brief demonstration will be included. If
you haven’t yet had any introduction or hands-on experience with SharePoint
2010 – this session is for YOU and it has been designed to help you make
the most of the day’s programs and exhibits.

* *

*Who Should Attend*

Business/Program Managers, business analysts, records managers, information
architects, infrastructure and applications personnel are encouraged to
attend.

Stay tuned for upcoming detailed information on the seminar sessions,
registration, vendors exhibit, and more.



For details and updated seminar information on the seminar sessions,
registration, vendors’ exhibit, and more visit the chapter website often
at: http://www.armamadison.org/ or contact seminar leader Ana Aquino-Perez
at [log in to unmask] For companies interested in exhibiting
or sponsorship opportunities contact Ruth Breunig at

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*DATE:* Tuesday, May 15, 2012



*PLACE:          *

University of Wisconsin-Madison, Fluno Center <http://fluno.com/>

601 University Avenue, Madison, WI



*TIME:*

*Seminar*

9:00am-4:30pm



*Pre-Seminar Session *

SharePoint 101 – 7:45 am - 8:45 am


*This will be an educational event you **DON’T** want to miss!*

-- 
Peterk
Richmond, Va
"The problems of our economy have occurred not as an outgrowth of
laissez-faire, unbridled competition.
They have occurred under the guidance of federal agencies, and under the
umbrella of federal regulations."
Senator Ted Kennedy, in defending trucking deregulation in 1978.

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