Changing Rules, Technologies & Strategies
Join government and industry experts who will discuss current requirements, challenges, and examples of successful e-discovery and records management programs. Speakers: (not all of whom were photographed)
* Welcome and Opening Remarks: Mike Smoyer (President, Digital Government Institute)
* Keynote: Yes We Can: Meeting the Government's E-Discovery Challenges: Jason R. Baron (Director of Litigation, National Archives and Records Administration)
* What Does it Take to Bring E-Discovery In-House? Kevin Donahue (Director of Business Development ZyLAB)
* Records as Government Assets: Addressing the Business Management Issues: L. Reynolds (Ren) Cahoon (Director, Advanced Programs, Civil Mission Solutions, Lockheed Martin) and Jeanette Plante (Director, Office of Records Management Policy, Department of Justice)
* Now Rather Than Later: Being Prepared for the Flood of FOIA and Discovery Requests: Galina Datskovsky (Senior Vice President and General Manager, Information Governance Business Unit, CA, Inc.)
* Afternoon Keynote: A Legal Viewpoint on E-Discovery and Records Management Today: The Honorable John Facciola (United States District Court, Washington, DC)
* Understanding Search and Retrieval for Effective E-Discovery Results: Deborah Baron (Vice President, Legal and Compliance, Autonomy), Michael Lackey, Jr. (Partner Mayer Brown LLP), and Harley (Bucky) Methfessel, Esq (Senior Counsel for Information and Technology, Office of the General Counsel, Department of Education)
* The Impact of Technologies on E-Discovery, Records & Information Management: Larry Creech (Program Manager, U.S. Postal Service) and Michael Daconta (Chief Technology Officer, Accelerated Information Management)
* How to Get Started with E-Discovery: Keys to Effective Programs: Rebecca Fitzgerald (Records Management Analyst, Office of Information Services, Nuclear Regulatory Commission), Ed McCeney (Departmental Records Manager, Department of the Interior), and Catherine Teti (Managing Director, Knowledge Services, Government Accountability Office)
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