2010-03 ARMA Toronto Emerging trends: Is information management dead?

ARMA Toronto’s Professional Development Program – March 2010 Program (re-scheduled from January 27, 2010)

 

ARMA Toronto will donate all admission fees collected for this event to the Red Cross Haitian earthquake relief fund

Emerging RIM Trends: Is Information Management Dead?

 

Emerging RIM Trends: What’s Up Ahead? by Paul Haskins, Director of Knowledge and Information Management, CGI With the means to collect limitless information and retain it with perfect memory we are increasingly challenged to reconcile digital and human memory. Paul’s presentation will explore the emerging range of capture systems and the raw memory they create. He will contrast his with our human understanding of memory and our current society and etiquette on which this is based. Paul will highlight the emerging issues that we face in business and personal lives as we determine how to participate in an information-driven society.

About Paul Haskins Paul Haskins, Director of Knowledge and Information Management Consulting Services, is responsible for Web2.0, eChannel and Collaboration strategy development and Information Management projects at CGI. During his 22 years in the software, international service and IT sectors he has gained extensive senior level experience leading project teams in both the public and private arena and currently heads-up the CGI Information & Knowledge Management Practice in Ottawa. Paul is a certified AIIM Enterprise Content Management Specialist and member of International Institute of Business Analysts (IIBA).

 

Is Information Management Dead?

By Stephen Donahoe, Director, Information Management, CGI

In today’s outsourced, disposable society, public and private sector organizations may be tempted to trust technology to manage our information assets. In addition, if it were not for the requirement to comply, we might very well ignore Information Management  (IM) all together! This session will present the argument that IM as a discipline may no longer  be needed due to advances in technology. Driving factors behind IM, and generational and behavioural issues, will also be discussed. Audience participation will be encouraged so that the premise, “IM Is Dead”, can be refuted or supported.

ARMA Toronto will donate all admission fees collected for this event to the Red Cross

Haitian earthquake relief fund

About Stephen Donahoe,Stephen Donahoe is the Director responsible for CGI’s strategic information 

management (IM) and enterprise content management (ECM) consulting practice. He is 

recognized as an IM and ECM thought-leader by both the public and private sectors. Superior communication and negotiation skills enable him to deal with end users, stakeholders and senior managers when determining IM and ECM requirements at both the enterprise and business unit levels. Stephen holds Bachelors of Arts and Education degrees from the University of Ottawa. He holds Enterprise Content Management Master Status from the Association of Information and Image Management (AIIM). He has spoken at local, national, and international conferences and seminars.

$65 for Members

$75 for Non-Members

Paying attendees can bring a guest for free. Tell your guest to register online by selecting Pay Later Option and entering a comment stating s/he is your guest. $30 for Students (first 10 to register will get free admission) Students please contact Adele Pantusa at 416.345.6310 or by email at apantusa@hydroone.com There will be a draw for an item valued at $50. Bring business cards.

NOTE: Doors do not open until 8:30 a.m. The program begins 9:10 a.m. sharp

Registration Deadline – January 26, 2010

Register Online – http://www.armatoronto.on.ca/events-calendar.php

Registration Terms and Conditions:

We will not accommodate unregistered walk-ins on the day of the event.

If you will be unable to attend a program, please CANCEL your registration by contacting Helen Hobson by phone at 416-397-7974 or by email:

hobsonhelen@hotmail.com Or by contacting Mark Grysiuk by phone at

416-852-6924 or by email: mark2009@rogers.com.

Cancellations without penalty must be received BEFORE January 26 at 5pm.

Registrants who do not cancel before 5 PM on January 26 will be invoiced for the cost of the event. Please see your registration confirmation for payment instructions.

TTC DIRECTIONS: On the Yonge Subway line, take the subway to Eglinton Station. Walk north to Orchard View Blvd. Walk west to 40 Orchard View Blvd