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Information Management Journal • Sept-Oct, 2007 • SPECIAL SECTION

Get the latest and best records and information management expertise from more than 100 of the top experts in records and information management-related policies and practices, legal, compliance, and technology, who will be presenting at the ARMA International conference.

Don't miss the featured keynote speakers, former U.S. Congressman Michael Oxley and Annette Simmons, author and president of Group Process Consulting, or our special guest, Archivist of the United States Dr. Allen Weinstein.

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Monday, October 8

Sarbanes-Oxley--What's Next?

Michael Oxley

When Congress passed the Sarbanes-Oxley Act (SOX) in 2002, it literally changed the way the world does business. Intended to deter reruns of Enron, Tyco, WorldCom, and the like, SOX focused a bright spotlight on how companies manage their audit records, which, in turn, has had a monumental impact on the records and information management (RIM) profession and industry.

In his keynote address, former Ohio Congressman Michael Oxley, who coauthored the groundbreaking legislation, will address how RIM is key to good governance. Oxley, who is now NASDAQ's non-executive vice chairman, also will examine the intended and realized effects of SOX and what to expect in the near future, including the ramifications of proposals for "common sense changes" to SOX that are expected this summer.

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Wednesday, October 10

Whoever Tells the Best Story Wins

Annette Simmons

The best ideas in the world can't change anything without good implementation. People have a "story" about why they do things the way they've always done them. It feels right to them. Make your idea--whatever that might be--sound even better by telling a different, more compelling story that embodies new actions with future emotional payoffs. Annette Simmons, president of Group Process Consulting and author of Whoever Tells the Best Story Wins and several other books, will help you learn to identify current stories that pull you to the past--and keep you doing things the same old way, replace discrediting stories about new changes, and frame new goals and methods within a compelling future story.


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Copyright 2007 Gale, Cengage Learning. All rights reserved. Gale Group is a Thomson Corporation Company.
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