Founded in 1999, the RKC is an annual forum hosted by the Greater Sacramento Capitol Chapter of ARMA. RKC is designed to consider all information governance issues amidst the overall information technology capabilities and concerns that impinge on record trustworthiness.
RKC is virtual and free in 2022.
Abstract: Organizations are under constant pressure to leverage new and exciting digital technologies (IoT, AI, Digital Twins, Distributed Ledger, etc.) in their operation and their business transformation. These new technologies (not unlike previous generations) have created new challenges not experienced with traditional business systems. Using Internet of Things (IoT) technology in applications in healthcare, smart cities, and logistics creates new challenges: how does IT deal with solutions that operate across the physical/digital divide and are controlled by a different and well entrenched Operational Technology group that values safety far more than security, and how does the organization deal with the governance, privacy and records management issues related to the data in these new systems. The same can be said about AI, Digital Twins and Distributed Ledger. This session will survey these issues and cite a few digital transformation examples. The session will also explore the positive role Information Governance professionals can play in surmounting these challenges.
Abstract: Attorneys have been utilizing remote deposition technology for as long as it has been available and The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure have allowed depositions to be taken “by telephone or other remote means. What is new is the idea that all parties will be appearing remotely. This presentation will help us understand what needs to be considered given this changing landscape to ensure compliance.
Charles Booz will moderate a Q&A panel with our speakers. Attendees will be able to submit questions.
Governing IOT in an IG World
Bassam Zarkout is an executive and public speaker with 28 years of technology experience, including 8 years as Chief Technical Officer and Chief Strategy Officer, focusing on Information Governance and E-Discovery. In 2016, Bassam founded IGnPower to focus on consulting in Industrial IoT and work with p
Governing IOT in an IG World
Bassam Zarkout is an executive and public speaker with 28 years of technology experience, including 8 years as Chief Technical Officer and Chief Strategy Officer, focusing on Information Governance and E-Discovery. In 2016, Bassam founded IGnPower to focus on consulting in Industrial IoT and work with peers at the Boston-based Industrial Internet Consortium on advanced IoT business and technology-related subjects, like digital transformation (co-chair of DX Group), trustworthiness, AI, and data protection. He has also co-authored several IIC papers on these topics
Jen Farnham is a Senior Account Executive with TSG Reporting. Based in Northern California, Jen brings 14 years of experience in the legal field to this role. Prior to joining the team at TSG, Jen helped law firms understand language barrier complexities with respect to global regulatory compliance, focusing on providing streamlined solu
Jen Farnham is a Senior Account Executive with TSG Reporting. Based in Northern California, Jen brings 14 years of experience in the legal field to this role. Prior to joining the team at TSG, Jen helped law firms understand language barrier complexities with respect to global regulatory compliance, focusing on providing streamlined solutions to her clients. This experience and expertise allows Jen to anticipate client needs and understand their expectations in order to ensure a seamless experience from beginning to end. Jen is deeply dedicated to her clients’ success and has proven invaluable when determining the best solutions for their court reporting needs. She graduated from the University of California, Santa Cruz in 2003 with a degree in molecular biology and serves as the Director of Programs and Education for the Greater Sacramento Chapter of ARMA.
Master of Ceremonies and Panel Moderator
Charles Booz has over thirty years experience in providing evaluation and implementation oversight of cost-effective and integrated solutions concerning a broad spectrum of information technology and information governance issues. A recognized innovator in business automation technologies, includ
Master of Ceremonies and Panel Moderator
Charles Booz has over thirty years experience in providing evaluation and implementation oversight of cost-effective and integrated solutions concerning a broad spectrum of information technology and information governance issues. A recognized innovator in business automation technologies, including document and records management, workflow, conversion methodologies and business process paradigms, Mr. Booz brings a unique perspective to the confluence of information governance, information technology and business requirements. As a member of numerous project teams he continues to be involved in financial, health, legal, insurance and governmental projects. He is a member of the Project Management Institute and ARMA International, six term President of the Greater Sacramento Capitol ARMA Chapter, as well as a frequent speaker at various ARMA Local, Regional and National Conferences. A member of ARMA International’s Government Relations Committee (GRECO) 2002-2008 and Chair 2005-2008. A member of the Electronic Records Management Committee (ERMC) 1998-2001 and Chair 2001. Mr. Booz speaks and writes extensively on the topic “Records Knowledge and “Information Governance,” and the surrounding issues such as privacy, record certification, electronic signatures and new recordkeeping methodologies. He continues to testify on a variety of records management issues at legislative and public policy hearings as a noted expert in electronic recordkeeping, digital commerce, and electronic signatures. Mr. Booz authored the California State government electronic recordkeeping specifications under contract with the California Department of General Services. Mr. Booz authored the noted The Information Management Journal article "Electronic Records and the Right to Privacy.
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