Developing an Effective Data Management Strategy
Join this webcast where data experts from WestRock, Bell Canada and Relativity will offer guidance to start or improve your data management policy.
January 31, 2022 at 01:26 PM
2 minute read
Cost: Complimentary
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The variance of data management policies across organizations and industries is high, and is indicative of the absence of benchmarking and standardization across strategies. Many organizations lack a solid data management strategy or are in the nascent stages of putting one in place, leading to possible endangerment and risk.
Don't know where to start with your data management strategy? Looking to improve the strategy you have in place or refine your approach with new ideas?
Join this webcast where data experts from WestRock, Bell Canada and Relativity will offer guidance to start or improve your data management policy. You will learn:
- How different organizations are approaching their data management strategies.
- Why having a grasp on privacy trends and regulation is key to a strong data management practice.
- How companies are deciding how long to retain records for and when to delete them.
- Tips and considerations to create a data management strategy.
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Speakers:
Tessa Cierny | Global Records Manager | WestRock
Sharon Redding | Senior Paralegal & eDiscovery Coordinator | Bell Canada
David A. Prado, Esq. | Associate General Counsel | D4C Dental Brands
Moderated by:
Amelia Chen | Senior Manager, Corporate Solutions Marketing | Relativity
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