Agenda:
5:30 to 6:00 pm - Networking (In PERSON PARTICIPANTS, please consider
bringing a light appetizer or snacks to share. Networking is always
more fun with food.)
6:00 to 6:10 pm - Introductions and welcome (Online participants are
encourage to be present for introductions to receive credit for
attending.)
6:10 to 7:20 pm - TrainingElectronic Business Records: Whether in the
form of email, blog posts, tweets, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, or
text messages, all electronic content has the potential to create
business records. The electronic equivalent of DNA evidence, business
records may be subpoenaed and used as evidence to support or sink your
organization in the event of litigation or a regulatory audit. In this
program, Nancy Flynn, author of The Social Media Handbook and The
ePolicy Toolkit and executive director of The ePolicy Institute, will
review potentially costly and protracted electronic business record
risks-and will provide best practices-based rules and policies to help
minimize e-discovery risks, manage records, and maximize compliance.
Includes a discussion of the law, regulatory guidelines, e-discovery,
policy, technology, and other important issues. You will leave this
program armed with best-practices based strategies to help ensure the
legally compliant preservation, protection, and production of email,
social media, mobile, and other electronic business records.
1 certification point will be awarded at the completion of this event.
LOGIN INFORMATION WILL BE SENT TO ATTENDEES PRIOR TO THE EVENT BY THE
BRANCH DIRECTOR.
ALSO FOR THOSE ATTENDING IN PERSON, PLEASE FEEL FREE TO BRING FOOD AND
DRINK FOR YOURSELF OR A SNACK TO SHARE.
BRANCH DIRECTOR: Rhiannon Calkins, CAP, PACE (rjcalkins@alaska.edu)
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