Episodes

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...

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 challeng…

In this conversation, Jacqueline Stockwell from Leadership Through Data discusses Microsoft 365 training programs, measurable improvements in productivity, interactive learning methods, and the use of Microsoft Copilot and AI technology. She emphasizes the importance of tailoring training programs to meet specific needs, using interactive platforms and gamification to engage learners, and incorporating micro-learning for effective knowledge retention. Jacqueline also highlights the need for orga...

Chuck Barth, Director of Information Governance at Sheppard Mullin Richter & Hampton, discusses the Law Firm Information Governance Symposium (LFIGS) and his involvement with the group. LFIGS focuses on bringing together experienced legal industry IG leaders to share knowledge and contribute to community papers. The group meets regularly to discuss relevant topics such as data governance, matter mobility, generative AI, and retention. Chuck emphasizes the importance of staying updated on IG educ...

Barbara Dalton, Director of Data Privacy and Information Governance at Norton Rose Fulbright, discusses her role and experiences in the field of information governance. She shares strategies for ensuring data integrity and security, highlights the challenges faced in the industry, and emphasizes the importance of staying updated on privacy laws and regulations. Dalton also discusses the impact of technology on information governance and expresses excitement for the future of the field. Takeaw...

SUMMARY In this episode, host Jim Merrifield interviews Kate Wertime from Jones Day about information governance (IG) and its importance in today's data-driven world. Kate shares her background in systems analysis and librarianship, as well as her experience in records management and legal. They discuss the concept of IG, common misconceptions about it, and a case study where effective IG made a significant difference in a company's operations and risk management. They also explore the role of A...

In this conversation, Jim Merrifield interviews Joe Shepley, a consultant at Alvarez & Marcell, about his role in information risk and governance. They discuss unconventional advice for clients, the importance of addressing legacy data, advice for a younger self, funny moments in consulting, and the essential skills every consultant should have. They also touch on the future of information governance and the increasing importance of data cleanup and compliance. Takeaways Addressing legacy...

In this conversation, Jim Merrifield interviews Geoff Zodda from Pearl Care Search Group about the current hiring landscape and trends in the legal industry. They discuss the qualities and skills that are prioritized when evaluating potential candidates, the impact of remote work on recruitment and company culture, and advice for job seekers looking to stand out in a competitive market. They also touch on industries and skills that are in high demand, particularly in the areas of cloud governanc...

Summary In this episode, Jim Merrifield interviews Andrew Ysasi from VRC about the importance of secure and efficient record storage in the current digital landscape. They discuss the challenges of cybersecurity, the unique features of VRC's record storage solutions, and the importance of customer service. Andrew also shares insights on how VRC secures and maintains client records, mitigates transfers of record storage, and stays up to date on regulations and standards. The episode concludes wit...

Welcome to the latest episode of our podcast with Trevor Bell, Chief Customer Officer at Zero Systems and a leader in AI software development! In this interview, Trevor answers all your burning questions about the process of developing AI software, as well as how his AI system uses machine learning to improve over time. Plus, hear him discuss some unique features of Zero Systems's product and how they address potential ethical concerns. Finally, get inspired by a success story from a client who ...

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In this video, I sit down with Information Governance Senior Director, Jim Koziol, to discuss the current state of legal technology and the challenges faced by organizations in implementing an effective information governance strategy. Increasingly, legal organizations are finding themselves in the midst of a digital transformation. Yet, many are still struggling to implement an effective information governance strategy. In this interview, I sit down with Jim Koziol, a leading authority on in...

International Legal Technology Assocation (ILTA) CEO Joy Heath Rush sat down for an interview on @InfoGovHotSeat and revealed her vision for the future of legal technology. In this interview, Joy discusses the importance of legal technology in the modern world, the importance of ILTA in the global legal technology industry, and more. If you're interested in legal technology, be sure to watch this interview. Joy Heath Rush discusses her vision for the future of legal technology, diving into the i...

This @InfoGovHotSeat episode features Susan Gleason at Withers Bergman. Tune in to hear her answers to these 5 burning questions: 1. Brief Introduction of your role, how long you have been with the company, and one fun fact about yourself? 2. You attended and spoke at MER and ARMA NNJ INFORM recently, what were your key takeaways from those events? What events are you planning to attend the rest of the year? 3. What projects are priorities for you this year? 4. What does your interna...

This episode features Lewis Eisen, Author of Perfect Policies. Tune in to hear his answers to these 5 burning questions: Brief Introduction of your role, how long you have been with the company, and one fun fact about you. I know you attended MER and ARMA NNJ INFORM recently, what were your key takeaways from those events? What events are you planning to attend the rest of the year? Let's talk a bit about your book, "Rules - A Guide to Drafting Respectful Policies & Directives"...

This episode features Gene Stakhov at EnChoice. Tune in to hear his answers to these 5 burning questions: 1. The AIIM Conference took place recently, what were your key takeaways from that all day event? Are there other events you are looking forward to this year? 2. What is the makeup of your internal team focused on governance software, specifically records management? 3. What do you think is the key differentiator of your product versus the competition? 4. What service areas are y...

This episode features Rich Hale at Active Navigation. Tune in to hear his answers to these 5 burning questions: What were your key takeaways from Legal Week? What is the makeup of your internal team focused on governance software, specifically records management? What do you think is the key differentiator of your product versus the competition? What product features are you focused on and why? Where do you see the future state of the records management software m...

This episode features Kathryn Rattigan, Robinson & Cole. Tune in to hear her answers to these 5 burning questions: 1.What is the makeup of your practice group focused on governance, privacy & security? 2. How has your practice and data privacy industry changed over the past few years? 3. What issues are your clients facing related to data privacy and information governance? 4. Where do you see the future state of data privacy, security and governance market in the next 3 years and be...

This episode features JC Gaillard at Corix Partners. Tune in to hear his answers to these 5 burning questions: 1. What made you decide to write your book "The Cyber Security Leadership Handbook"? 2. What kind of topics are discussed in the book? 3. Who is the audience? Who should read the book? 4. How can you purchase the book? 5. How do you see the Cyber Security industry changing in the coming years? What advice do you have for CISOs?

This episode features Jed Cawthorne at Shinydocs. Tune in to hear his answers to these 5 burning questions: 1. Brief Introduction of your role, how long you have been with the company, and one fun fact about yourself? 2. What is the makeup of your internal team focused on governance software, specifically records management? 3. What do you think is the key differentiator of your product versus the competition? 4. What product features are you focused on and why? 5. Where do you se...

This episode features Christopher Hocky at Bond, Schoeneck & King. Tune in to hear his answers to these 5 burning questions: Recently you posted an interesting topic on Linkedin related to the growth of digital data and its impact on information governance , can you expand on that a bit? What projects are priorities for you this year? What does your internal InfoGov team look like? Where do you see opportunities for growth? Which InfoGov events do you plan on attending/speaking at t...

This episode features Nitza Medina-Garcia at InfoCompass. Tune in to hear her answers to these 5 burning questions: When did you start leading the ARMA Legal Roundtable and what made you do so? What kind of topics does this group discuss? How often do you meet? Who can join? And how to join if interested? How do you see the group itself evolving in the coming years?

This episode features Joe Bartolo, Sr. Director at Knovos & Author of Quantum Uncertainty - The Future of Information Governance. Tune in to hear his answers to these 5 burning questions: What made you decide to write your book "Quantum Uncertainty" The Future of IG? What kind of topics are discussed in the book? Who is the audience? Who should read the book? How can you purchase the book? How do you see the Infogov industry changing in the coming years?