FEDERAL ERM: STRATEGIZING ELECTRONIC RECORDS MANAGEMENT IN TODAY’S GPEA ENVIRONMENT April 2-3, 2001 Jurys Washington Hotel, Washington, DC

The Government Paperwork Elimination Act (GPEA) requires federal agencies to provide electronic forms and electronic signatures by 2003 so that members of the public have the option of submitting information to the government electronically. Learn the ramifications of these new changes, agency experiences with implementing electronic records management (ERM), and how to select an ERM system.

Who Should Attend? * Professionals concerned with managing information resources on an enterprise-wide basis * CIO’s and their Staffs * Records Managers * Information Technology Professionals * Web Masters * Attorneys * Contracting Staffs * Forms Managers

Program Chair and Moderator: J. Timothy Sprehe, Ph.D., President, Sprehe Information Management Associates * The Current Electronic Records Management Policy Environment * Long Term Preservation of Electronic Records: A Report on Electronic Records Archives * Update on Electronic Records Management Standards * Email Records Management: The Bogeyman Lurking in the Shadows * Agency Experience with Implementing Electronic Records Management: Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Wright Patterson Air Force Base, Dept of Energy and Office of Secretary of Defense * How to Select an ERM System * How GPEA Impacts on Electronic Records Management: How Agencies Are Coping with GPEA and Solving ERM Problems (E-Forms, PKI and BPR)

SPEAKERS INCLUDE: Ed Barrese/FDIC, Marion Cherry/OSD C3I, Wanda Craft/Wright Patterson AFB, Brooke Dickson/OMB, Betsy Fanning/AIIM, Sue Frey/Dept of Energy, Rich Kellett/GSA, Frank McGovern/Tower Software, Michael Miller/NARA, and Ken Thibodeau/NARA.

TECHNOLOGY EXCELLENCE IN GOVERNMENT Presented by Digital Government Institute, AIIM, Council for Excellence in Government, Government Computer News, Federal Web Business Council, AFFIRM, FGIPC, GSA FSS, GSA FTS and NSF Digital Government Consortium.

$495 - Government registering and paying online $550 - Government paying by credit card or check by fax or telephone $595 - Government Purchase Order $695 – Corporate

Register now on-line at: Federal ERM Registration

For mmore information please visit: DGI Web site

-- Anonymous, February 12, 2001