Meetings & Education
ARMA Atlanta Meetings are held monthly September through June.
Currently, meetings are held at Maggiano's in Buckhead.
The meeting format is as follows: 10:30-11:30 is a workshop. The workshop focuses on intermediate skilled topics and are free. From 11:30 - 12:00 announcements are made and there is time for networking. At 11:30 PROMPT a family style lunch is served. From 12:00-1:00, the luncheon speaker presents a more advanced topic. The fees for the lunch speaker and a wonderful lunch are:
Atlanta ARMA Member Price
Cash or Check at the meeting: $25.00
Visa/MC/American Express online: $26.00
Guest Price
Cash or Check at the meeting: $35.00
Visa/MC/American Express online: $36.00
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2010 - 2011 Programming:
September 21, 2010
October 19, 2010
November 16, 2010
December 21, 2010
January 18, 2011 - Seminar - More details to follow
February 15, 2011
March 15, 2011
April 19, 2011
May 17, 2011
PAST PROGRAMS
April 20, 2010
Workshop
Alan Brotman - Iron Mountain
A Pragmatic Approach for Migrating to Electronic Records
Luncheon Speaker
John Meckley - Ernst & Young
Leadership In the Moment: How Servant Leaders Motivate Others
March 16, 2010
Workshop
Robin Jones - Recall
Knowledge Management Foresight: A Key to Success in Secure Records Management Information is power. You manage information. Who is protecting the power? When founded upon solid KM principles, information tells a unique story to the information security practicioner, the information manager, the information seeker, and the information exploiter. A particular role is required to piece together these stories, compare for analysis and profile them for the future of records management and the power they afford. We will explore the journey to collaborate our stories for the protection of the power of information we use and preserve.
Luncheon Speaker
Patrick Kennedy - InfoMart, Inc.
Common Pre-employment Screening Services & Their Anatomy With hundreds of Pre-employment Screening Companies around the US providing services to different verticals and industries, there remains common record sources and processed followed in order to produce a consumer report. Patrick Kennedy with InfoMart, Inc. will dissect the most standard services within the industry, detail how these services are provided and inform employers of practical applications for best practices in utilizing screening tools for employee onboarding, retention and safety. A thorough questions and answers session is scheduled and encouraged following the presentation.
December 15, 2009
Workshop
Linda Long, CRM - AGL Resources
RIM Infrastructure - Does it Get the Job Done? Does your RIM program have the necessary infrastructure? Is the infrastructure healthy? Analyzing your RIM infrastructure is an essential part of any records management program. Most of us only do it when we are new to the organization, but it should be incorporated in an annual review to ensure continuous process improvement. Participants will learn how to develop audit tools, analyze results, turn results into action plan and integrate action plan into annual business plan.
November 17, 2009
Workshop
Erich Speckin - Speckin Forensic Laboratories
2009 - The State of Forensic Evidence It’s the best and worst of times for forensic science. Some considerations in obtaining / providing expert testimony. Different types of evidence, including DNA/Serology, Fingerprints, Crime Scene, Ink Dating, Typewriting, Medical Records, Handwriting, and Computer forensics. The authentication of documents and medical records.
Luncheon Speaker
Michele Kersey - IBM
Managing Email: Simplify. Unify. Save Managing email as a separate archive thwarts evolving enterprise records management and eDiscovery strategies that embrace holistic policy adherence across content repositories. Attend this session to learn a smarter way to manage email archive needs in tandem with enterprise content archiving, capture, and management requirements, including how to:
1) Assess email and content record eligibility for archiving, records management, and eDiscovery
2) Manage email alongside other unstructured content archives for consistent record policy enforcement
3) Unify archive policies for unstructured content and structured data to better leverage your storage infrastructure
October 20, 2009
Workshop
Earl Johnson, Jr., CRM – Colonial Pipeline Company
Records Management Advisory Teams…Got One? Want One? Need One? Determine the purpose of the team….is it needed? What will it do (how and why)? Find a sponsor and get management support. Who’s going to champion your cause? Decide the make up of your team – who’s in, who’s out. Determine team roles, commitment levels, and logistics. Document it all and start inviting!
Luncheon Speaker
Gary Bartnick - Index Engines
Retroactive Records Management Records management and archive solutions are only useful for data generated from the time they are launched. Historical data is typically not included because it is archived off the network onto backup tapes and is very difficult and expensive to access. Therefore, historical electronically stored information containing valuable business records is neglected. This presentation outlines a new approach for collecting and organizing historical data to make it accessible via your archive system. Access to this historical data allows more informed decisions to be made quickly based on stored knowledge.
September 15, 2009
Workshop
Juana Walker, Director, ARMA International
Cherise Forbes, Coordinator ARMA Southeast Region
What’s It all About? Juana and Cherise will give a brief overview of ARMA International, including the Board, Staff and the website. Cherise will give a brief overview of the Southeast Region. They will also include a discussion of the benefits of volunteering with ARMA. If you have any questions or concerns for the International or the Region level, they will be happy to address those.
Luncheon Speaker
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