Webinars

CGOC

CGOC Web Meeting: Introduction to the Information Management Reference Model

May 20, 2010
Speaker: Kim Borzick, Legal eDiscovery IT Manager at Abbott

Do you have a highly iterative, largely manual collections coordination process between Legal and IT? Has data been overlooked or mishandled in collections? Find out how to reduce risk and streamline the process in the replay of this CGOC Web Meeting.

Kim Borzick, Legal eDiscovery IT Manager at Abbott, shares her processes and experience in rigorous, efficient data collections. In the one-hour web meeting, Kim covers:

  • The importance of a single source of truth from holds through data collection
  • Enabling key stakeholders in Legal and IT with facts and automation so "documenting" doesn't compete "doing" the collection work
  • Indexing collections by data source, custodian and matter automatically to reduce risk, effort and error
  • Improving collection instructions and cross-team communications to reduce interpretation and cycle time
  • Avoiding blind delegation while ensuring the right person does the right job at the right time
CGOC, IMRM

CGOC Web Meeting: Introduction to the Information Management Reference Model

May 5, 2010
Speakers: Lorrie Luellig, Of Counsel to Ryley Carlock & Applewhite; Harry Pugh, former Managing Director, Operations & Technology Policy Coordinator, Citigroup; Deidre Paknad, President & CEO, PSS Systems

Our panel introduced the EDRM.org's latest reference model, the Information Management Reference Model. The IMRM is as important in information governance as EDRM has been in ediscovery. You will quickly get up to speed as you get an introduction from the IMRM drafting committee members Deidre Paknad and Lorrie Luellig. They were followed by Harry Pugh, Former Managing Director and global RIM program owner at Citigroup who lead a discussion on global information management practices. And don't miss the toolkit on discovery and information management! This toolkit is reviewed by Deidre Paknad as she shows how companies address their current process maturity on a four-level maturity scale to identify areas of risk and model a path to improvement.
PSS Systems, IBM, Seyfarth Shaw

eDiscovery Cost Control and Defensible Disposal

February 2010
Joint Webinar - IBM, Seyfarth Shaw, PSS Systems
IBM and PSS System presenters debunk myths and share how technology helps corporations maneuver towards proactive Information Governance while dealing with active eDiscovery requests.

Attendees will receive one hour of CLE credit while learning:

  • How to reduce the risk and cost caused by ad hoc, unstructured discovery, and information management practices
  • How Information Governance can help companies achieve rigorous discovery and defensible disposal
  • Why the "Keep Everything Myths" aren't legally defensible and are operational nightmares