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Enterprise Search and Taxonomy Seminar

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Date: Thursday May 27
Time: from 7:30 AM to 10:00 AM
Location: Bankers Hall Auditorium 315 - 8th Ave SW
(entrance located beside the Starbucks on the lower level)
Audience: CIO's, Enterprise Architects, IT Managers, Business Analysts, IT professionals, Records Managers Information Architects

This seminar will review the challenges, business drivers, new thinking and recipes for creating highly organized and effective environments. What will it take? Come and join us while we explore and demonstrate exciting new and old ideas related to search and taxonomy.

Without a doubt IT and business are facing some interesting times. Electronic data is clearly on an explosive increase. Senior executives, managers and frontline workers are all creating, editing, searching, filing, retrieving, sharing and refiling documents and data.

Industry analysts like IDC and Gartner have pointed out the enormous savings that can be achieved by reducing the time the average employee spends searching for the right information or document. 70% of a corporations information is still contained in paper documents, email with attachments and electronic files. There is a further challenge, COMPLIANCE.

A new corporate role is manifesting either prescriptively, by osmosis or by the mother of invention, necessity. The role is "The Modern Records Manager" or "Information Architect". Quickly coming to the end of an era is the division between physical records and electronic content management.

Please join us at this educational and networking event. See you there!

PRESENTERS:

Imagine eDoc Solutions  Peter Lafontaine - VP & Partner  Gibson Energy  Wayne Hoff - Senior Coordinator, Records Management  Topic: The Modern Records Manager  Microsoft Canada  Patrick McGillis - Solutions Specialist  Topic: The Business Side of Enterprise Search  Microsoft Canada  Grant Albrecht - Information Worker Technology Specialist  Topic: The Technical Side of Enterprise Search

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