Infogov Hot Seat Jim Merrifield

In this conversation, Jim Merrifield interviews Jordan Uytterhagen from Cadence Solutions. They discuss Jordan's role, his upcoming family trip, and their experiences at the ARMA Canada Conference. They also talk about the partnership between ARMA and Cadence Solutions, which offers training on Microsoft Purview in records management, e-discovery, and data loss prevention. The conversation highlights the importance of hands-on training and the diverse audience that attends these courses.

Tom Preece, Director of Information Governance Solutions at Rational Enterprise, discusses how their solution ensures compliance with data protection regulations such as GDPR and CCPA. He explains the importance of knowing what data an organization has and why it's there, and how their tool allows organizations to interview the data itself to understand its purpose and origin. Preece also highlights the challenges organizations face in implementing effective information governance practices and how their software addresses these challenges. Additionally, he emphasizes the importance of data management in reducing the risk of data breaches and explains how their solution helps organizations improve their data management and ensure appropriate protections are in place.

In this conversation, Trevor Banks discusses his role in the Government of Canada and the upcoming ARMA Canada Conference. He highlights the importance of community and the need to redefine the information management community in the digital age. Trevor also previews his sessions at the conference, focusing on organizational design and the discussion around information governance versus IG. He emphasizes the importance of continuing the conversation and adapting to the changes happening in the profession.

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In this video, Shelly Smith, the records and information management coordinator for the City of Winnipeg, shares insights about the upcoming ARMA Canada Conference in Calgary. She discusses the diverse educational sessions planned for the conference, covering essential topics such as records management fundamentals, privacy concerns, utilizing Microsoft 365, data governance strategies, e-discovery processes, and the role of AI. Attendees can anticipate engaging with presenters and industry experts, participating in informative roundtable discussions, and enjoying social activities like trivia night. The conference aims to address current industry trends and challenges, with a particular focus on the integration of AI in records management practices. Additionally, Shelly mentions an exciting pre-conference tour of Banff, adding a touch of adventure to the event.

Cat Casey, the Chief Growth Officer at Reveal, discusses the growing acceptance and adoption of AI in the legal industry. She highlights the shift in attitudes towards AI since the introduction of ChatGPT and generative AI, which has made AI more accessible and less intimidating. Cat emphasizes the importance of embracing AI and learning new skills to stay ahead in the AI revolution. She also mentions her involvement in the New York Bar AI Task Force and the publication of a paper on generative AI. Cat shares her upcoming speaking engagements and encourages professionals to act fast and be curious about AI.

In this episode of the InfoGov Hot Seat, host Jim Merrifield interviews Mike Salvarezza about the upcoming InfoNext conference. Mike provides an introduction to his role and background in information governance and shares a fun fact about being an underwater photographer. The primary objectives and themes of the InfoNext conference are discussed, including the focus on legal, operational, and technological aspects of information governance. The types of sessions and speakers at the conference are highlighted, with a special mention of keynote speakers and the great debate session. The conference's approach to addressing the latest trends and challenges in information governance, such as AI and privacy, is explained. Networking opportunities at the conference are emphasized, including breaks, receptions, and golf outings. The incorporation of feedback from previous conferences to improve the event is mentioned. Mike concludes with his thoughts on the exciting opportunities and challenges in the field of information governance.