Meeting/Event Information

ARMA New England Presents

Differentiating Data Governance and Information Governance

Data Governance and Information Governance are related but distinct concepts.  How are they defined, do they overlap, and do they complement each other?  Both concepts have been around since the early 2000’s and have been evolving and maturing since.  They each provide benefits to an organization.  We will explore these questions, further detail the value each concept can bring to an organization and discuss how they can complement each other.

About the speaker:

Colin Cahill, CRM has 25+ years experience in information governance and records management as both a consultant providing strategic counsel to clients, and as a practitioner who has designed and implemented compliant information governance, records and risk management programs for large law firms and global corporations.

My career has spanned a variety of information management roles including; Director of Records, Conflicts, and New Business Intake for large law firms, Global Records Manager for leading corporations, Senior Process Consultant for software & technology firms, and as a Management Consultant working with more than 60 Am Law 200 law firms (including 20 of the Top Global 100 Law Firms and Global Swiss Verein Firms).

I have held the positions of President, Region Coordinator, CRM Exam Grader/Mentor, International Awards Committee Member, and Director with ARMA and AIIM and I have presented at ARMA, ILTA, ALA, AIIM, AMA and other events.

Over my career I have successfully designed and implemented over 50 information management programs and a dozen intake and conflicts systems. In total, the programs I have designed & implemented have realized over $8 million in savings to the firms I have worked with.