Demand is high for new skills innovative technology, & collaboration. Are you ready?

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In today's competitive marketplace, being good isn't enough. You have to be better.

Organizations are being bombarded with new and changing regulations, escalating litigation costs associated with e-discovery, threats to their data's security and clients' privacy, and the challenge of training employees enterprise-wide. These are the realities of records and information management.

If you're ready to take your organization--your career--to the next level, then you're ready for ARMA International's 52nd Annual Conference and Expo.

Baltimore's beautiful inner harbor will be the backdrop for ARMA '07, Oct. 7-10. Join your colleagues from around the world in finding new or better ways to manage your organization's records and information.

This Year's Event Will

* Focus on the practical application of technologies, strategies, and techniques

* Explore collaboration and the leadership needed to improve your organization from within

* Deliver solutions by providing applicable take-aways, tools, and job aids

* Address the issues of risk management for your most valuable asset--information

Visionaries and experts in the legal, RIM, and IT fields will discuss what works and how to make best practices part of your organization's information management foundation.

Attendees at all experience levels will have the opportunity to learn from industry innovators in approximately 80 sessions on such timely topics as

* The challenges of managing e-mail and other collaborative technologies

* Litigation readiness

* Developing and implementing a data security policy and program

* RIM in the organizational audit process

* Change management

* The "big bucket" theory for records retention

* Best practices for complying with the new Federal Rules of Civil Procedure

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Expo Showcases Solutions

In addition to the unequaled educational opportunities, ARMA 2007 includes one of the industy's biggest and best expos. Invite your compliance team and get the most from the ARMA 2007 Expo, October 7-9. It offers the widest variety of exhibitors for information management products and services. More than 200 of the industry's leading vendors will be available to demonstrate the latest RIM products and services and answer your questions. The Expo also offers popular education sessions for effectively managing information--your legal/ compliance, IT, and RIM colleagues will thank you for the recommendation!

Who Should Attend ARMA '07?

* Records and information management professionals

* General and inside counsels

* Legal administrators

* Consultants

* Government employees

* CIOs and IT managers

Why You Should Attend

If you're looking for real solutions, best practices, and technology tools for managing records and information, ARMA '07 offers more selection and more solutions than any other event.

If you're part of a corporate compliance team, your teammates will want to attend as well. After all, good records and information management requires a cooperative effort among the key players: RIM, IT, legal, and compliance.

You'll have the opportunity to talk with thousands of your colleagues from around the world. Plus, you'll choose from more than 80 educational events on key topics such as:

* Compliance

* E-discovery

* Privacy issues

* Information security

* Enterprise content management

* Collaborative technologies

* Records retention

* Global records management issues

* Contingency planning

* Professional development

New for ARMA '07!

Legal Track

Given the new U.S. Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, possible changes in the Sarbanes-Oxley Act, and the increasing emphasis on e-discovery, this year's conference offers a full agenda of legal and compliance education. The two-day legal pre-conference covers ethics, conflicts of interest, and records management, primarily in law firms. Sunday--Wednesday's education sessions include such topics as electronic evidence collection, litigation readiness, legal holds, personal data security, SOX-compliant retention, records management's role at the counsel table, a mock trial, and a mini-Sedona conference. Lawyer or not, these sessions will help you understand and prepare for these issues.