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The Authority in Information Management and Information Governance
April- May 2023
April- May 2023
Spring Seminar-Mania 3
Spring Seminar-Mania 3
Spring Seminar-Mania 3 is a collaborative effort between 13 local ARMA chapters that will feature 13 virtual educational sessions that are all free!
Click on the link below for event details.
https://armamilwaukee.org/spring-seminar-mania-2023/
March 23, 2023
March 23, 2023
The Calm Before The Storm: Preparing for Recovery
The Calm Before The Storm: Preparing for Recovery
Date: March 23, 2023
In every geographical area of the world, there are disasters created by humans and nature. While each organization plans for evacuating buildings, protecting people and property, the same care, and attention to planning should be placed on the records of the organization. If information is an important asset, the planning for the protection of this asset prior to a disaster is paramount.
Takeaways
Learn about risk assessment/mitigation, disaster plans and supplies, disaster team planning, salvage priorities, recovery efforts and resources.
Form an understanding of a basic disaster management plan and what steps are needed to protect organizational assets when disaster strikes.
About the Speaker
About the Speaker
Deborah Robbins, CRM, CIP is the current Chair of the ICRM Mentoring Committee, and leads a weekly CRA/CRM Study Group. She has been working as a RIM professional for almost 20 years and currently works for TFE, Inc. She has experience in federal, city, and county governments, as well as legal, finance, education, utilities, and private sectors. She is a frequent speaker at RIM seminars and conferences, leading sessions on compliance, business continuity, data mapping, professional development, and developing training for RIM.
February 17, 2022
February 17, 2022
Will Blockchain Be Your Valentine?
For Valentine's Day 2022, the Heart Bottoms team explored spreading love with Valentine's Day Cards connected to the Blockchain [with non-fungible tokens or NFT's].We asked the public, "Are NFT's good or bad?" The answer was, overwhelmingly, "bad." With that start, Peter Smith will set out to make NFT's more palatable to a general audience, all the while demonstrating how Blockchain works in an unconventional way. This talk discusses the project and what the team learned. Cost: FreeLocation: Cyberspace Continuing education: 1 CMPRSVP: Please RSVP by January 19th if you plan to attend; regrets 24 hours.Will Blockchain Be Your Valentine?
January 20, 2022
January 20, 2022
Well-being and the Importance of Self-care
Well-being and the Importance of Self-care
Do you have time dedicated each day to focus on your own well-being? If you don't, you really should! Self-care is not selfish! Before the hustle and bustle of the holidays and the stress of setting a New Year’s resolution gets the better of you, join ARMA Madison on December 14th for a much-needed program on how to improve our overall well-being. Cindy Chmura is a Cyber Security Senior Manager at Deloitte Services, LP, in Detroit where she leads the US firm’s eDiscovery efforts. In her position, she also serves as a Well-being Leader and Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion Champion. Many of you may recognize Cindy from other ARMA programs and conferences. For the last 15 years, she has been very active as the Great Lakes Region Chapter Advisor, ARMA Values Task Force member, and various Detroit Chapter Board of Director positions. Cindy is also the newest Director elected to the ARMA International Board of Directors.
RSVP: Please RSVP by January 19th if you plan to attend; regrets 24 hours.
May 20, 2021
May 20, 2021
Records Requests in the time of the Pandemic and Beyond
Records Requests in the time of the Pandemic and Beyond
Join Jennifer Snyder and Matt Russell from GovQA as they present findings on the influx of complexity and volume of electronic informational requests during the time of the pandemic and beyond. GovQA has recently conducted a study of over 250 different state and local governments and has measured anonymized data on a quarterly basis, which has produced jaw dropping evidence of new complexities that didn't exist 5 years ago in the way people request information and exchange data. During the presentation GovQA will go over how this statistically significant data can be used to understand the mechanics of the public records process; data management best practices, assess the impact of significant events on information sharing; forecast the future state of the industry; and support tech investments to streamline workflows. For those interested in learning more, a brief demo will be available after the presentation.
RSVP: Please RSVP by May 19th if you plan to attend; regrets 24 hours.
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