About This Conference

The challenge before us ...

• Policy Statements and Directives
• Organization Announcements
• Instructions and Manuals
• Procedures
• Directives
• Circulars
• Records
  .... And on and on

How to create, manage, store, retrieve and archive the knowledge and records of a modern government agency.  The development of increasingly effective technologies for office automation, content management, document control and document management has driven electronic integration in the federal workplace. Improvements in hardware and software design have been accompanied by exponential growth in digital processing and storage capabilities in recent years. Concomitant downward pressures on the costs associated with advanced information technologies have further encouraged automation of traditionally paper intensive business processes. This information environment, characterized by a rise in computing power and a drop in associated costs, renders document control, management, and content management as effective tools in maximizing the performance of records management in federal applications.

What You Will Learn

• Application of best practices
• Strategies and tactics
• Federal agency plans, programs, new initiatives, and new business models for implementation
• New tools, techniques, practices
• Successes and Lessons-learned
• Innovative government and commercial approaches and applications
• New opportunities and management strategies - what is on the drawing boards
• Commercial and government best practices
• New rules, new policies
  

What You Will Cover

• Document automation
• Document scanning and imaging
• Document conversion
• Document storage and retrieval
• Computer aided logistics automation
• Scanning and electronic mailrooms and mail processing
• Information sharing
• Content management
• Navigation and search
• Advanced search techniques

Who Should Attend

• Knowledge managers, Chief Knowledge Officer (CKO)
• Document control officers
• Chief Information Officers (CIO)
• Logistics managers
• Document retention and storage managers
• Program managers
• Industry federal systems integrators and support contractors
• Industry product development, sales and marketing

Agenda and Confirmed Speakers

• 7:30-8:30 am	Registration/Breakfast
  8:30-8:35 am	Cara Lombardi, VP, Market*Access	Welcome/Introduction
  8:35-9:30 am	William LeFurgy, Digital Initiatives Project Manager, Library of Congress	"Strategies for Long-term Management and Preservation of Digital Information"
  9:30-10:15 am	Jon Barrett, Member, AIIM/ARMA-The Enterprise Content Management Association and Federal Program Manager, Hummingbird	"Integrated Document Management and Records Management Systems"
  10:15-10:30 am	Networking Break
  10:30-11:15 am	Stephen Backmeyer, Vice President, ILM Corporation	"The Future of Document Management"
  11:15-12:00 pm	Mack Strouss, DAPS HQ Integration Officer, Defense Logistics Agency	"Document Migration - From Paper to Multi-Channel"
  12:00-1:00 pm	Networking Lunch
  1:00-1:30 pm	Commander Mark A. Murphy, Chief Technology Officer for the Chief of Naval Operations, US Navy	"U.S. Navy - Charting a course for Enterprise Content Management"
  1:30-2:30 pm	Sharon Hines, NA Government Advocate, Adobe Systems Inc.	"Intelligent Forms and Enterprise Content Management Working Together to Deliver eGovernment"
  2:30-3:30 pm	Chris Getner, CEO and Chief Technology Officer, Aaxis Technologies	"A Multi-Industry Perspective on Document Security for Government Applications"
  3:30-3:45 pm	Cara Lombardi, VP, Market*Access	Closing Remarks

   

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