50th Annual Conference and Expo * Navy Pier * Chicago * September 18-21, 2005.

arma'05:chicago

celebrating 50 years

focusing on the business and technology of managing records and information

arma'05: chicago

feel the excitement!

Chicago is the place to be September 18-21, as ARMA International comes to town for its 50th Annual Conference and Expo!

ARMA '05: Chicago will offer up innovative solutions to some of the hottest issues you deal with when managing records and information, including:

* Managing records and information in a global organization

* Building an effective working relationship between IT and records management

* Gaining executive support for the records and information management program

* Training employees on how to manage records and information

* Meeting legal and regulatory requirements

* Protecting your organization's intellectual property

This year's conference includes more than 80 educational sessions in four tracks: The Business of RIM, Legal/Compliance Issues, Information Technology and Management, and Career Development--plus four cutting-edge pre-conference programs (see opposite page).

No matter what your experience level is, you'll have more than enough opportunities from which to choose.

ARMA '05 Expo offers additional educational opportunities as well as the latest products and services for effectively managing records and information. More than 200 of the leading industry vendors will be available to you September 18-20.

To top it off, you'll be there to help ARMA celebrate its 50th anniversary and anticipate its future. Education, networking, excitement, fun--it's all at ARMA '05: Chicago. Register early for big savings!

Get all the details at www.arma.org/conference

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Pre-conference Seminars (Friday and Saturday, Sept. 16-17)

Electronic Records Management:

Issues and Solutions

Looking for in-depth, solutions-oriented, practical training in managing electronic records? Back by popular demand, ARMA international and AIIM present Electronic Records Management: Issues and Solutions. This pre-conference seminar will focus on enterprise-wide implementation and management of electronic records programs. It will examine each of the building blocks that comprise a top-notch electronic records management (ERM) program and identify potential pitfalls.

This seminar is designed to facilitate a team approach to ERM programs. You'll learn how to integrate the latest compliance regulations, end-user requirements, retention policies, and software selection, creating a complete picture of that state-of-the-art ERM program.

Who should attend?

* Records and information managers

* Information technologists

* Information management compliance team members

* CIOs and CTOs

* Business-line managers responsible for ERM implementation

Healthcare:

The Changing Landscape of E-records and Regulations

Are you concerned your healthcare-based organization is not meeting the latest guidelines for electronic records retention and management? This program will engage individuals in the healthcare profession, as well as government regulators, legal experts, and practicing records managers, by clarifying their direction in the national initiative toward electronic records retention and management, greater regulatory controls, and greater patient initiatives.

This two-day program will feature interactive town hall discussions, insightful presentations, and practical case studies.

Legal: Tools of the Trade

Have the attorneys in your legal firm asked your advice regarding records management on behalf of their clients? This program will give you the tools you need to become a greater resource to your organization. Learn about new and exciting advancements in the legal records management world and their impact on your firm. Acquire practical solutions to ensure that you have the tools you need to do your job effectively in the legal environment. Hear from malpractice insurance carriers regarding what you should be doing to run a compliant records and conflicts program.

Records a Information Management: The Fundamentals

Not sure where to start with your records and information management program? Presented by Mark Langemo, Ph.D., CRM, FAI, this comprehensive two-day seminar packed with examples and resources will get you up to speed in no time.

This program will focus on

* Demonstrating practical approaches for developing and strengthening organization-wide records management programs

* Using the advantages of electronic records and proven strategies for going electronic in your organization

* Examining the value of developing and implementing legally valid records retention programs and management of inactive and vital records

And much more.

An Abundance of Education

Effectively managing records and information requires cutting-edge solutions. The following are just a few examples of the educational sessions that will make ARMA '05: Chicago the event of the year:

The Business of RIM

* Delivering a Global Records Management Program

* Marketing Your Records and Information Management Program

* How to Build a Business Process-Based Records Retention Schedule (A New Model)

* RIM Checklist for Mergers, Acquisitions, Divestitures, and Closings

Legal/Compliance Issues

* The World of Privacy and Data Protection

* Corporate Governance/Compliance: How U.S.-Based Rules Impact Non-U.S.-Based Companies

* E-mail Archiving, Records Retention, and Active Policy Management

* A Risk Management Approach to RM

* The 7-Step Roadmap to Better E-Discovery Management

Information Technology & Management

* Trustworthy Information Systems A Model that Works

* Records Management and Information Technology: Bridging the Chasm of Misunderstanding

* Implementing EDMS--More than Just Software

* Avoiding the Perils of Imaging and Document Management System Implementations

* Emerging Technologies 2006

Career Development

* Building Management and Leadership Skills

* Taking a Leadership Role on IT Issues

* Leadership and Management Coaching: Communication Training That's "State of the Heart"

* Developing Records Retention Schedules: The Project Plan

Keynote Speakers

Monday, September 19

"You cannot stop change, but you can shape it to your advantage."

--Daniel Burrus

Innovations in science and technology continue to give us "new tools" to greatly increase our productivity and efficiency in all areas of our business. Knowing what these tools are and how to creatively apply them is vital to maintaining your competitive edge. Futurist Daniel Burrus will offer valuable insights into present and future opportunities that are made possible by rapid advances in technology.

In his forward-thinking presentation--FUTUREVIEW[R]: A Look Ahead--Burrus will provide solid evidence supporting the view that change is opportunity as you learn how to strategically position your organization to thrive in the constantly changing technological and economic climate.

Wednesday, September 21

"We all have a Mount Everest somewhere in our life and the key to success is much the same."

--Brian O'Malley

Today's ever-changing business environment demands that individuals go where they have never been before. This is a reality for records and information management professionals as businesses continue to grapple with electronic records, compliance, and global business issues.

in Everest: The Challenge in All of Us, author, adventurer, and award-winning photographer Brian O'Malley will reveal the relationship between the challenge of climbing Mount Everest and the challenges we all face in the business world today. You will be awed by this inspiring multimedia presentation featuring a powerful blend of photography, music, and personal experience. O'Malley's program will give you a new perspective on your professional challenges and opportunities.

Full program details are available at www.arma.org/conference. conference schedule Friday, September 16 Pre-conference Seminars (Hyatt Regency) 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Saturday, September 17 Pre-conference Seminars (Hyatt Regency) 8:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. Region Meetings (Hyatt Regency) 1:00 p.m.-2:30 p.m. International Meeting and Networking

(Hyatt Regency) 1:00 p.m.-4:30 p.m. Chapter Leadership Meeting (Hyatt Regency) 2:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m. Registration Open 3:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. First-Time Attendees Orientation (Hyatt Regency) 5:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Sunday, September 18 Registration, Technology Center, Bookstore Open 7:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. ISG Networking Sessions 8:00 a.m.-10:15 a.m. Association General Meeting 8:30 a.m.-10:00 a.m. Candidate Forum 10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Expo Grand Opening Noon-5:00 p.m. Lunch with the Exhibitors Noon-1:30 p.m. Educational Sessions 2:00 p.m.-5:15 p.m. ICRM 30th Anniversary Reception

(Hyatt Regency) 5:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m. ARMA International 50th Anniversary Celebration (House of Blues) 7:30 p.m.-11:30 p.m. Monday, September 19 Registration, Technology Center Open 7:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. OPENING CEREMONIES

Daniel Burrus, Keynote Speaker 8:30 a.m.-10:15 a.m. Exhibits Open 10:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Bookstore Open 10:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Educational Sessions 10:45 a.m.-Noon Lunch (available for purchase in Exhibit Hall) Noon-1:30 p.m. Educational Sessions 1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m. Reception in the Exhibit Hall 4:00 p.m.-5:30 p.m. Reception in the 50th Anniversary Pavilion 6:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Awards Event 7:00 p.m.-9:00 p.m. Canadian Party (Hyatt Regency) 9:00 p.m.-Midnight Tuesday, September 20 Registration, Technology Center Open 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Educational Sessions, Training Lab 8:30 a.m.-Noon Exhibits, Bookstore Open 9:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Federal Government Day 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Lunch (available for purchase in Exhibit Hall) Noon-1:30 p.m. Dessert in Exhibit Hall 12:30 p.m.-1:30 p.m. Grand Prize Giveaway 12:50 p.m. Educational Sessions, Training Lab 1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m. Wednesday, September 21 Registration, Technology Center Open 8:00 a.m.-Noon Educational Sessions 8:30 a.m.-11:15 a.m. GENERAL SESSION

Brian O'Malley, Keynote Speaker 11:30 a.m.-1:00 p.m. * All activities at Navy Pier unless otherwise specified.

50th Anniversary Celebration

HOUSE OF BLUES

Sunday, September 18, 7:30-11:30 p.m.

Help Celebrate 50 Years Chicago Style!

Join us for our 50th anniversary bash at the legendary House of Blues, Sunday, September 18, 7:30 p.m.-11:30 p.m. Blues band legend The Fabulous Thunderbirds and ever-popular The Groove Hogs will be on hand for an evening of rockin' blues. Full conference registrations include one complimentary ticket.

Must be at least 21 to attend.

Travel Tips

Two airports service the Chicago area:

* O'Hare Airport (ORD)--approximately 18 miles from the Hyatt Regency; taxi fare $40, shuttle $18

* Midway Airport (MDW)--12 miles from the Hyatt Regency; taxi fare $25, shuttle $16

Once you get to Chicago, you can get around via public transportation or taxi:

* Chicago Transit Authority (CTA)--offers fast, direct train service from both airports to downtown and convenient bus and train lines to major attractions. The fare for one ride is $1.75 for ages 12 and up. You can purchase CTA Transit Cards, which automatically deduct fares and transfers and can be used on trains and buses, at any CTA train station for any amount between $1.75 and $91. If you plan to use the CTA to get around, visitor passes are your best value. Available for 1 day ($5), 2 days ($9), 3 days ($12), and 5 days ($18), visitor passes allow unlimited rides on buses and trains. Passes can be purchased at both airports, visitor information centers, Union Station, and select Chicago attractions. To purchase passes or transit cards in advance, call 888.968.7282.

* Taxis--In Chicago, you pay the amount shown on the taxi meter plus any tolls. The meter should start at $1.90 then increase $1.60 for every mile or $2.00 for every six minutes of waiting time.

No matter how you travel, don't forget to pack a jacket and umbrella--and comfortable walking shoes. September days in Chicago average 64 degrees Fahrenheit. The city averages almost 4 inches of rain in September.

Conference Registration

Full Registration--4 days:

Paid by August 1 Paid after August 1 Members $799 $949 Non-members $1,049 $1,199

Pre-conference Seminars--2 days: Members: $450 Non-Members: $525

One-day Registration:

Members and Non-members: $395

Registration Details are available at www.arma.org/conference. Register securely online or by fax or mail. (Purchase order registrations will be accepted via fax or mail only.)

Hotel Information

The Hyatt Regency Chicago Hotel is the headquarters hotel for ARMA's 50th Annual Conference and Expo. It's important that you make your hotel reservations within the ARMA reserved room block. Information on how to get the special ARMA rate is available at www.arma.org/conference.

Hotel rates for ARMA '05: Chicago:

* $199 single/$224 double/$249 triple/$274 quad, plus 14.9 percent tax

The Hyatt Regency Chicago Hotel is located in downtown Chicago on the Magnificent Mile near the shores of Lake Michigan. It has a fitness center, high-speed Internet access in the guest rooms, wireless Internet access in the atrium lobby and restaurants/lounges, and a business center with secretarial support services.

There are several restaurants and lounges on-property, including:

* Networks Bar and Grill--American contemporary cuisine

* Stetson's Chop House--Chicago s signature restaurant for steak and seafood

* BIG Bar--the longest free-standing bar in the U.S. with a rare selection of spirits

* Connie's Pizza--for a signature slice of Chicago pizza

* Perk's--serving Starbucks coffee and Krispy Kreme doughnuts

Shuttles will be provided at the Hyatt for transportation to and from all ARMA activities.

a perfect setting for a celebration!

Excellent shopping, Broadway theatre, world-class museums, colorful history, world-renowned architecture--and fun. Welcome to Chicago, host of ARMA International's 50th Annual Conference and Expo.

Chicago, the site of ARMA International's 50th Annual Conference and Expo, is a city of rich history, famed museums, celebrated architecture, renowned shopping, and world-class attractions.

Located on the shores of Lake Michigan, the city of 2.8 million boasts 54 museums, 200-plus theatres, 15,500 restaurants in the metropolitan area, three of the world's tallest buildings, 31 miles of lakefront, and 550 parks.

You won't want to miss a minute of this year's conference. It promises essential educational sessions focusing on legal and compliance issues, the business of records and information management, career development, and information technology and management, as well as special 50th anniversary events. But no matter how harried your conference schedule, be sure to take time to enjoy this exciting city that offers something for everyone.

Chicago's Best

You could spend a month in Chicago and still not see and do everything the city has to offer. But whether you are spending a few days or a week, there are many things that you just shouldn't miss when visiting this great destination.

One of Chicago's newest attractions is Millennium Park (www.millennium-park.org), which opened in July 2004. The 24.5-acre park features an outdoor performing arts pavilion, an indoor theatre, restaurant, ice-skating rink, contemporary garden, public art, fountains, and landscaped walkways and green spaces.

Art and Architecture

Visitors come from all over the world to get a peek at Chicago's renowned architecture.

The Art Institute of Chicago Museum (www.artic.edu) houses 300,000 works and the largest collections of Impressionist paintings in the world outside of the Louvre in Paris and is one of the world's leading art museums. Here you can see "American Gothic" by Grant Wood. In September, visit the "Toulouse-Lautrec and Montmarte" exhibit, featuring more than 250 works, primarily by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec. The exhibit includes paintings, drawings, posters, prints, sculptures, zinc silhouettes from the Chat Noir cabaret shadow plays, and printed matter such as illustrated invitations and song sheets.

The Museum of Contemporary Art (www.mcachicago.org) offers exhibitions of painting, sculpture, video, film, and performance created since 1945.

The Museum of Contemporary Photography's (www.mocp.org) permanent collection focuses on American photography produced since 1945. It holds more than 6,000 photographs and photographically related images and objects.

From historic landmark buildings to contemporary technological masterpieces, Chicago has shaped American architecture. Thanks to the work of Daniel Burnham, Louis Sullivan, Frank Lloyd Wright, Ludwig Mies van der Robe, Helmut Jahn, and other world-famous architects, Chicago is a living architecture museum. Take advantage of one of the maw walking and river tours and be ready to be impressed.

Chicago is home to the world's first skyscraper--the Home Insurance Building--designed by William Le Baron Jenney in 1885. Although the building no longer stands, today Chicago is home to three of the world's 10 tallest buildings, including the Sears Tower, which opened in 1974. Other landmark buildings include the Chicago Cultural Center, completed in 1897 in the Beaux Arts style; Adler and Sullivan's 1889 Auditorium Building; and the Art Deco-era Chicago Board of Trade Building, designed by Holabird and Root in 1929.

At 1,450 fret, the Sears Tower is the tallest building in the world. Chicago is also home to two more of the world's tallest buildings--The Amoco Building (1,136 feet) and The John Hancock Building (1,127 feet). For views that will take your breath away, visit the Sears Tower Skydeck or the Hancock Observatory.

Tribune Tower, home of the Chicago Tribune, has exterior wails embedded with authentic pieces of famous buildings including Westminster Abbey, the Alamo, Hamlet's castle, the Great Pyramid, the Tai Mahal, Fort Sumter, and the Arc de Triomphe.

Under instructions from William Wrigley, architects designed the Wrigley Building to look like a "luscious birthday cake." It also became the first air-conditioned office building in 1946.

The first of Marshall Field's clocks was installed at the corner of Washington and State Streets in 1897. The cast bronze clock rests some 17.5 feet above the sidewalk and weighs a hefty 7.75 tons.

Must-See Museums

Chicago made a $110-million investment to move an eight-lane freeway to create the downtown "Museum Campus" connecting three world-class museums: the Field Museum of Natural History, the Adler Planetarium and Astronomy Museum, and the John G. Shedd Aquarium and Oceanarium.

The Adler Planetarium (www.adlerplanetarium.org) was the first planetarium in the Western Hemisphere. It's the perfect place to gaze at the heavens or wish upon a star. A popular show, "Sonic Vision," transforms today's hottest music into wildly imaginative images on the Adler Planetarium's StarRider dome with a pulsing roller coaster ride by alternative and techno music artists. The show takes music in a new dimension with digital animation. Visit the planetarium for free on Mondays and Tuesdays.

The Shedd Aquarium (www.sheddaquarium.org) is the largest indoor aquarium in the world. It houses the world's greatest array of more than 8,000 aquatic mammals, reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, and fish. The aquarium's Wild Reef Exhibit is one of the largest and most diverse shark habitats in North America. You can visit for free on Monday, September 19, and Tuesday, September 20.

The Field Museum (www.fieldmuseum.org) boasts mummies, Egyptian tombs, Native American artifacts, and dinosaur skeletons. In 1997, the museum purchased "Sue," the largest, most complete, and best-preserved Tyrannosaurus Rex ever discovered. The museum is free on Mondays and Tuesdays beginning September 19.

Other Chicago museums worth a visit include the Chicago Historical Society (the city's oldest cultural institution), the Museum of Science and Industry, and the DuSable Museum of African-American History.

Chicago's Navy Pier

Navy Pier is not only the site of Festival Hall, the home of the ARMA '05 Conference and Expo, but it also is Chicago's No. 1 tourist destination. Navy Pier (www.navypier.com) has something for everyone. Located on Lake Michigan just east of Chicago's downtown, Navy Pier is an exciting recreation and exposition center. Festival Hall offers more than 170,000 square feet of exhibit space, with 60-foot vaulted ceilings enhancing the exhibit areas. In addition, a 18,150 square foot Grand Ballroom located at the east end of the Pier offers panoramic views of Lake Michigan, as well as an 80-foot domed ceiling. Navy Pier's 1,500-seat, open-air theater, Skyline Stage, hosts concerts, plays, and other events throughout the summer season. The theater's steel frame and white Teflon-coated fiberglass roof structure is a unique addition to the city's skyline.

Navy Pier is also home to the Chicago Children's Museum, a Family Pavilion with specialty shops, a 3-D IMAX Theater, the Chicago Shakespeare Theatre, several themed restaurants, the Crystal Gardens (a giant indoor botanical park), a 15-story Ferris wheel, a musical carousel, the Smith Museum of Stained Glass Windows, and many cruise and sightseeing ships. In addition, Navy Pier boasts several restaurants including Riva, Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. & Market, Billy Goat Tavern, Dock Street Cafe, and Joe's Be-Bop Cafe & Jazz Emporium. Attractions include the Wave Swinger ride, the Navy Pier Big Bounce, the Links at Navy Pier (an 18-hole miniature golf course), Amazing Chicago (a 15-minute virtual reality ride/mirror maze), and the 3-D ride Time Escape. In 2002, Navy Pier attracted more than eight million visitors. It is one of Chicago's most enduring landmarks.

A Shopper's Paradise

Chicago is home to some of the finest shopping in the country, offering everything from famous-name department stores to specialty boutiques. There are several well-known shopping districts downtown, each with its own distinct style.

"While you're in Chicago, shop like royalty at the famed "Magnificent Mile," (www.themagnificentmile.com) which runs along Michigan Avenue from Oak Street to the Chicago River and offers 460 stores in eight city blocks. Department store giants such as Marshall Field's, Neiman Marcus, Lord & Taylor, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Bloomingdale's are here, as well as hundreds of specialty shops and boutiques.

More shops can be found at The Shops at North Bridge, Water Tower Place, the 900 North Michigan Avenue Shops, Chicago Place Shopping Center, Navy Pier, dozens of Chicago neighborhoods, and "The Shops at the Mart" at Chicago's Merchandise Mart.

State Street, located in the "Loop"--an area of downtown Chicago surrounded by elevated train tracks--is known as one of the world's most famous shopping districts. Shopping in Chicago began on State Street with the opening of the original Marshall Field's Department store in 1852. The store features nine floors of designer clothing and merchandise, as well as a Visitor Center, a Marshall Field's Archive, the Walnut Room restaurant, and Frango Cafe. The street is also home to another famous Chicago department store, Carson Pirie Scott, which fills seven floors. The store's entrance features ornate ironwork designed by Chicago architect Louis Sullivan in 1899. For bargain hunters, State Street is also home to Filene's Basement.

More than 70 exclusive boutiques and salons--featuring the latest fashions from Paris, London, and Milan--line Oak Street, which is located just off of the Magnificent Mile.

If you're looking for antiques and art galleries, visit the River North neighborhood located on the north bank of the Chicago River, just west of Michigan Avenue. River North features loft buildings that house art galleries, auction houses, antique dealers, jewelers, and clothing boutiques.

Spectator Sports

A trip to Chicago would not be complete without visiting the city's legendary sports franchises and the hallowed homes where they play. Chicago is home to the Bears, Bulls, and Blackhawks, but the best tickets in town may be to the old ballgame.

The Chicago Cubs (www.cubs.com) play at Wrigley Field, which was built in 1914 and is the second-oldest ballpark in the major leagues. The Cubs, who haven't won a World Series title since 1908, came close in 2003 by playing in the National League Championship Playoffs.

Chicago so loves baseball that it has two teams. If you prefer the American League, check out the Chicago White Sox (www.chisox.com). Chicago's "South Side" team plays at U.S. Cellular Field and is led by veteran Frank Thomas. The White Sox won the 1906 and 1917 World Series and became the Western Division Champs in 1993 and 2000.

Nightlife

Chicago is a place to see and be seen after dark. After a long day of sessions and walking the Expo floor, you can relax at one of the city's many hotspots. Visit the upscale lilly's Piano Bar and enjoy the sounds of Sinatra. Many celebrities frequent Jilly's, so you can also take in a little star gazing.

Blue Chicago, located near Ontario Street's "restaurant row," is considered Chicago's best blues joint. This safe, friendly club is popular with blues fans around the world.

Since 1959, The Second City (www.secondcity.com) has been making audiences laugh with its signature brand of socio-political satire. The starting point for many famous "Saturday Night Live" actors, directors, and writers, The Second City is a Chicago institution not to be missed!

For more Chicago information, visit www.chicago.il.org.

Free Chicago Museums

* Chicago Architecture Center

* Chicago Cultural Center

* Chicago Public Library's Harold Washington Center

* City Gallery at the Historic Water Tower

* David and Alfred Smart Museum of Art

* Gallery 37--5th Floor Galleries

* Jane Addams Hull-House Museum

* Martin D'Arcy Museum of Art

* Mexican Fine Arts Center Museum

* Museum of Contemporary Photographs

* Oriental Museum

* Smith Museum of Stained Glass Windows

What's Going On ...

September 15-18

Chicago Cubs vs. St. Louis Cardinals--Wrigley Field is the second-oldest ballpark in the major leagues. Catching a game in the ivy-lined outfield walls is a must for any sports fan.

September 19-21

Chicago White Sox vs. Cleveland Indians--The south side White Sox play at U.S. Cellular Field. It lacks the ivy, but catching a game here is just as much fun.

September 17-18

Celtic Fest Chicago--Celebrate the music, dance, art, and cuisine of the Celtic regions in Grant Park. Regions represented will include Brittany, France, Ireland, Galicia, Spain, Scotland, Isle of Man, Cornwall, Wales, Nova Scotia, and the United States.

Chicago Trivia

* The world's longest street is Chicago's Western Avenue,

* The term "jazz" was coined in Chicago in 1914. The city's native musicians included bandleader Benny Goodman and drummer Gene Krupa.

* Chicago's Harold Washington Library is the world's largest public library.

* Chicago is the birthplace of air travel, The first commercial air passenger departed Chicago for San Francisco in 1927.

* The University of Chicago became the site of the world's first atomic reaction.

* The first Ferris wheel made its debut in 1893 at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago.

arma'05:expo

Sunday, Sept. 18--Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2005

Navy Pier Festival Hall Exhibition Halls A & B Chicago

ARMA '05 Expo--a GOLDEN opportunity to find cutting-edge technological solutions to records and information management challenges.

This is your single source for compliance solutions, software, systems integration, and disaster recovery tools. At ARMA '05 Expo, you will find solutions to your critical records and information management challenges--all on one show floor. Browse more than 200 vendor displays and discover the answers you have been searching for.

Expo hours

Sunday, September 18

Noon-5:00 p.m.

Monday, September 19

10:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m.

Tuesday, September 20

9:30 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

For more information, visit

www.arma.org/conference/expo

exhibitors (As of Aug 12)

3M RFID Tracking Solutions

A.S.R.S. of America/Elecompak

ABBYY USA Software House Inc.

Access Sciences Corp.

Accurate Document Destruction

Accutrac Software Inc.

ACS

Adminserv

Adobe Systems Inc.

Advanced Digital Technology Inc.

a.k.a. File Plan and Record Retention Schedule Software

Allegheny Paper Shredder Corp.

ALM

AlphaCorp.

ALOS Micrographics Corp.

Anacomp

Anacomp Micro-Imaging Resources

Andrews Software Inc.

AnyDoc Software Inc.

Archive America

Archives One

ARMA International Education Foundation

ARMA NetDiligence Information Management Profiler

Aspen Systems Group

AXS-One, Inc.

BELFOR USA

Biscom

BMS Catastrophe Inc.

BookFactory.

Boston Rack Archive Systems Solutions

Brinks Document Destruction

Business Solutions Magazine

Canon USA Inc.

Captaris

Captiva Software Corp.

Captovation Inc.

CENSA/GERA

CEXEC Inc.

Chicago Records Management

Citadel information Management

Cohasset Associates, Inc.

Colorflex

CompTIA

Computer Support Group, The

Computhink

Continental Data Graphics

Corry Pub

Cranel Imaging

CROWLEY Micrographics

Cuadra Associates Inc.

CVISION Technologies

Daeja Image Systems Ltd.

Dahle North America

Data Chambers Records Management

Datacap Inc.

DHS Worldwide Software

Digital Scantronics LLC

Disaster Services Inc.

DocuDATA Software Inc.

DocuLex Inc.

Document Control & Compliance Inc.

Document Imaging Solutions Inc.

Document Magazine

Document Reprocessors

DRYCO

Easi File Manufacturing Corp.

Eastman Kodak Co.

EDCO--The Document People

e-Image Data Corp.

Elecompak/A.S.R.S. of America

Elixir

EMC Corp.

ENTIUM Technology Partners LLC

EPSIIA Corp.

Esselte Corp.

Eye Communication Systems

Federal Record Storage

Fellowes Inc.--Bankers Box

FileNet

FileTrail Inc.

FIRELOCK Fireproof Modular Vaults

Fujitsu Computer Products of America

Fujitsu Computer Products of America (Optical Storage Division)

Graebel Relocations

GRM Information Management Services

Hewlett-Packard

Humaningbird Ltd.

Hunt Midwest

Hyland Software Inc.

IBM

Image Fortress Corp.

ImageMax Inc.

ImageNow by Perceptive Software

Imaging 411 Inc.

Imaging Business Machines LLC (IBML)

Imitrieve

Inception Technologies

InfoGuard Inc.

Infolinx System Solutions

Information Network international

Information Requirements Clearinghouse

Infovision Software Inc.

Integrated Solutions Magazine

Interlake Archive Group

Interwoven, Inc.

I.R.I.S.

Iron Mountain

ISPD News

iTech Automation Inc.

Jalema Filing Systems

Joyce Records

Keystone Envelope

Kirtas Technologies Inc.

Kofax Image Products

Kruysman/Redweld

LaserFiche

Liberty IMS

MacFeat Brothers

Macrosoft

MDY Inc.

Meridio Inc.

Metafile Information Systems Inc.

Millennia Group LLC

Millican & Associates

Mobius Management Systems Inc.

Monster

Munters Corp.--Moisture Control Services

myMCSB.com Pte Ltd

NARA/Electronic Records Archive (ERA) Program

National Records Centers Inc. (NRC)

NetProSys

NewWave Technologies

nextScan

NIRMA

Oce Business Services

OfficeSOLUTIONS

OmniRIM Solutions Inc.

Omtra s.r.l.

O'Neil Software Inc.

Open Text Corp.

OPEX Incoming and Scanning

Optical Laser

Paige Co., The

Panasonic Digital Document Co.

Paradigm Imaging Group

Pegasus Imaging Corp.

Permabit

Perpetual Logic LLC

Plasmon Inc.

PowerWorks Imaging

PRISM International

Questys Solutions

QStar Technologies Inc.

R4 Services

RapidRedact from Onstream Systems

RCO

REB Storage Systems International

Recall--Total Information Management

Redwallet Connection

Relaxation Station

Ricoh Corp.

Ristech Co.

RJS Software Systems

RSI Consulting Services Inc.

Scanning America Inc.

SECURIT Records Management

SI International

Shred-it

Smead

Smooth Solutions Inc.

Society of American Archivists, The (SAA)

Sourcecorp/Agfa

Spacefile international Corp

SpaceRak

gpacesaver Corp.

Specialty Restoration Services

Spicer Corp.

STAR Group America LLC

Stellent Inc.

Storage Networking industry Association (SNIA)

SunRise Imaging

Surety

TAB Products Co.

Tabbies (division of Xertex International)

TAWPI--The Association for Work Process Improvement

THEBOXCOMPANY.COM

Thompson Network Consulting

Thomson-Elite

Thoroughbred Technologies Inc.

Total Solutions Inc.

TOWER Software

TRIADD Software Corp.

Underground Vaults & Storage Inc.

UNICOR Services Business Group

UFC Inc. User Friendly Consulting Inc.

Vignette Corp.

Visioneer

Walsh Envelope Co.

Westbrook Technologies

Westcoast Business Solutions

Xerox Corp.

ZANTAZ

ZyLAB North America LLC