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AIIMNE is Coming to Connecticut!

February 24, 2012
9:00 AMto8:30 PM

The AIIM New England Chapter is pleased to announce its first event in Connecticut in recent memory! To be held at the ADNET Technologies training facility in Farmington, CT, the purpose is to (re)introduce AIIM members and information professionals in CT, Western MA and Southern VT  to all that AIIM and AIIMNE have to offer.

It’s our hope that there is sufficient interest to support holding regular events in the Nutmeg State in the future. (more –>)

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AIIM New England Presents Golf Benefit Proceeds to Horace Mann School

Hi, it’s Steve Weissman, and I’m just back from the Horace Mann School for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing in Allston, Massachusetts, where, in my capacity as president of the New England Chapter of AIIM, I was able to take part in the presentation of the proceeds from the Chapter’s annual golf benefit: this year to the tune of nearly $10,000.

Please tune into my new YouTube video and learn about what dedicated information professionals – and this singular set of educators – can do when they put their minds to it!

Many thanks to Nancy Muckle for arranging this morning’s field trip, and congratulations to everyone on both sides of this tremendous activity. What a great day!

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SharePoint Zero to Sixty: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

March 15, 2012
11:30 AMto2:00 PM

Happily co-produced with our friends at ARMA Boston

Anticipate the Ides of March! Join us for this informative and practical luncheon session.  Details coming soon!

Save the Date!
Thursday, March 15 – Anthony’s Pier 4 on Boston’s waterfront

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eDiscovery and Litigation Support – Panel Discussion & Site Tour

February 16, 2012
9:00 AMto12:00 PM

Graciously hosted by HaystackID at their facility in Downtown Boston

$15 AIIM Professional Members / $20 Non-Members
Register Now!

Managing eDiscovery is quite difficult, and becoming even more so with every passing month.

Special Rate for
AIIM Professional Members!
Not only is the frequency increasing with which litigation and internal investigations are being conducted, but the IT support budgets needed to prosecute or defend against them are tight at best, and shrinking at worst.

Yet corporations still must figure out how to cost-effectively and strategically establish and manage their eDiscovery processes – ideally before a legal situation arises to require it. (more –>)