E-Discovery, Records & Information Management Conference & Expo

With the overwhelming growth of digital information, the scope of electronic records management has expanded exponentially and is an increasingly critical issue for government agencies, particularly as it relates to being able to provide secure storage, access, and retrieval of this information.

And with NARA in charge of the effort -- the goal of having all permanent records stored electronically by 2019 --  the agency recently updated its guidance on managing social media records. And in early November, it posted a draft of a major revision of media formats acceptable for archival.  Another goal is to set standards for the maturity of records management programs.  Additionally, government agencies are facing a deadline of 2016 for the storage of email messages in a digital format.

Join government and industry experts at this 11th Annual event -- which is free for government professionals -- who will discuss current technology-based requirements and examples of successful electronic records management and e-discovery programs, as well as the workflow challenges and debate over changing preservation rules.