ARMA Episodes

Litera recently acquired FileTrail, which supports Litera's mission of amplifying the impact of every attorney within their firm or corporate legal department. The acquisition brings comprehensive records management, governance, and matter mobility capabilities to Litera's portfolio, equipping law firms and legal departments with essential tools for greater efficiency and precision. The acquisition benefits both FileTrail and Litera clients, providing a one-stop-shop for their legal technology n...

Marshall Commons, a sales professional at Corodata, shares his journey in the information governance and records management industry. He started in household goods sales but transitioned to record storage in 2008. Marshall got involved with ARMA and became a programs director, connecting with industry experts and organizing events. He later became a chair of the advisors and played a key role in organizing the ARMA Summer of California Conference. Marshall emphasizes the importance of volunteeri...

In this conversation, Jim Merrifield interviews Faron Lyons from BlackBerry about his role in the legal industry and his insights on data protection and security. Faron shares his experience with digital rights management (DRM) and data loss prevention (DLP) technologies. He emphasizes the importance of classification and proactive protection of content to prevent breaches and exfiltrations. Faron also mentions the potential impact of emerging technologies like AI and hydrogen. Overall, the conv...

Kaan Volkan discusses his entry into the information governance industry and the importance of managing data in place. He explains the three categories of in-place data management solutions and the challenges they address. Kaan also shares his use of AI tools for transcription, background editing, and content recommendations. He emphasizes the value of authentic and human-driven content. Overall, the conversation provides insights into the evolving landscape of information governance and the rol...

Michael Potters, founder of Glenmont Group, discusses his background and the current hiring landscape in the information governance field. He emphasizes the importance of standing out in a competitive market and offers advice on how to do so, including utilizing LinkedIn effectively and developing expertise in data science and AI. Potters also highlights the impact of remote work on recruitment and identifies industries and skills that are in high demand, such as data science and compliance. He ...

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.

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 p...

Join us at the ARMA Canada Conference to discover the latest in AI and Data Governance. Learn from experts in the field and stay ahead of the curve! 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 Micro...

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 challeng…