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The World of Records and Information Management Is Changing

New standards and regulations are creating new records and information management challenges for all organizations.

Keeping your records program relevant and responsible to your organization's business goals requires staying on top of ever-changing legal and compliance requirements, the latest process solutions, and the constantly improving software and technical tools.

ARMA 2005 brings it all together. This year's conference features more than 75 educational sessions that will help you build the technical and managerial skills you need to manage your organization's information as a strategic asset. The main conference highlights sessions that focus on technologies, business issues, deploying solutions, RIM fundamentals, governance and compliance issues, and career enhancement.

Whether you are new to the field or a seasoned veteran, this year's program has something for you. Discover what it takes to succeed in an increasingly competitive, technology-focused marketplace. Choose from informative sessions on such timely topics as

From the E-mail Server to the Courtroom - Controlling Electronic Risk
Electronic Records Management
A Step-by-Step Approach
From Zero to Hero: Starting a Records Management Program from Scratch
E-mail Accountability and Compliance: Issues, Trends, and Alternatives
Integrated Document Management/Records Management - Best Practices and Technologies
XML for Records Managers
Retention Schedules and Inventory
Implementing ISO 15489 in a Global Fortune 100 Company
Comparing Leading RIM and e-RIM Software
Facility Closures, Mergers, and Acquisitions: Practical Tips on Purging, Moving, and Merging Files
The Realities of ERM Software Implementation

Image 2000 (Press Release)

Solves demanding record and image management process problems. Image 2000 was written to work via a browser over your Intranet or Internet and connect to a standard SQL database. Track millions of images and or physical records (boxes, folders and documents). Perform zonal optical character or mark recognition (OCR & OMR). With a Portable Digital Assistant (PDA) mobile operators can perform record management and gather electronic signatures in the field. Several levels of security allow administrators to control access to each record. Images can be converted to text for searching. Meets DOD5015.2 document management and NARA electronic signature standards.