Get Acquainted with 'Rules of the Road' for e-Records Management

Need to get a handle on the ever-changing rules of records management for the almighty internet? The Association for Information and Image Management (AIIM) is conducting a webinar tomorrow from 2-3PM Eastern.
During “State of Electronic Records Management,” speaker Bob Larrivee of AIIM will walk you through the following fresh criteria:
- How modern organizations apply records management policies
- Best practices and new technologies
- Ensuring regulatory compliance while using new technologies
- Improving enterprise efficiency amidst all this new techno hoo-ha
If you happen to be super-exacting, you can follow along with the New Rules of the Road pull-out, available on the AIIM site.
The webinar is sponsored by Plasmon alongside AIIM, in conjunction with a number of big brands (EMC, IBM, ABBYY, Kodak, TOWER) that make your professional development less painful on the wallet. Make tomorrow slightly more productive; register now.
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