Agenda:

6:00-6:30pm Registration & Networking with Peers (Cash bar available)
6:30-7:30pm Dinner - Select your choice of an entre of fish, chicken or vegan.  Beverage of tea or coffee.  Dessert is served.
7:30-8:30pm Monthly Meeting Program 

An FBI Case Study: Incorporate RIM Into System Development Processes

Please join ARMA NOVA for our February chapter meeting.  Our program theme for this Chapter Season is “On-Ramps to Information Governance,” and our speaker for the January meeting is Tammy Strickler, Management and Program Analyst at the Department of Justice/FBI.   

This session will show how the FBI has incorporated records management into the IT Governance processes throughout the life cycle management of IT systems.  The illustration of this “best practice” in the Federal government will reflect a new strategy to ensure systems can meet regulatory requirements and ensure proper information management to meet e-discovery guidelines.

Our chapter theme this year is: "On-Ramps to Information Governance"

Find out why so many people keep coming back to ARMA NOVA meetings.

• Attendees can earn 1 CEU for many credentials, including CRM and IGP, and potentially PMP, CIP, etc.

• Create or strengthen connections with colleagues and potential business partners.

• Hear from world-class speakers on cutting edge Records and Information Management and Information Governance topics.

Speaker: Tammy J. Strickler, FBI

Tammy J. Strickler: With more than 25 years of experience in Records Management in the Federal sector, Tammy has a great appreciation for the challenges that are faced by records and information/technology managers as their disciplines become forever intertwined.  She is presently responsible for ensuring that electronic records are being properly managed and protected by electronic systems at the Federal Bureau of Investigation.