eDiscovery Readiness for Government

JUNE 8-9, 2010

eDiscovery, Records Management, and Information Governance for Defense and Federal Agencies

Sponsored by the Journal of Legal Technology Risk Management

When it comes to the electronically stored information (ESI) of your organization, do you know what you have, where it is and how to access it when necessary?

The explosion of ESI has resulted in the overwhelming challenge of records management and information governance. Throughout the Federal Government, records managers are struggling to keep up with the amount of ESI and use the most economical, efficient, and reliable means for creation, retrieval, maintenance, preservation, and disposition of electronic records in any media.

Building a foundation for proactive records management and eDiscovery readiness is a huge undertaking, requiring the cooperation of legal, information, technology and business offices across the Federal Government. The 2010 eDiscovery Readiness For The Federal Government Training Conference will help you to get a handle on your records management and leave you better prepared for potential litigation.

At this conference you will:

• Gain new insights for setting up an effective e-records management program
• Hear about best practices for getting senior-level buy-in and collaboration between offices
• Discover what hasnt worked to save valuable time and resources
• Examine technology solutions that fit within your budget
• Understand the costs and benefits of being prepared for litigation
• Take the first steps in getting compliant Freedom of Information Act, the Federal Records Act and the guidelines set by the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA).