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Data Governance Roadmap – Lessons Learned for Success

January 23rd, 2025 1:00 PM EDT
Streaming Globally via Zoom
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George Tziahanas

VP Compliance, Archive360

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Phyllis Elin

CEO, Knowledge Preservation

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Chris Bednar

Managing Director - IG Consulting, Knowledge Preservation

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Key Highlights

Implementing a data governance strategy does more than provide a roadmap for how to store and manage data. A well-structured program extends organization-wide enabling better business decisions, unlocking the value from your data and increasing data security and compliance.

Join George Tziahanas, VP Compliance at Archive360 and guest speakers Phyllis Elin, CEO and Chris Bednar, Managing Director - IG Consulting at Knowledge Preservation, as they discuss how data governance can help companies move into the modern data and information landscape.

Key Takeaways:  

  • What does a modern data governance program look like and how to start
  • Best practices for retaining critical data, disposing of unnecessary data and remaining compliant
  •  Real-world case studies – Lessons from a National Court System and a top US Bank

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