In this case study, presented at MER 2016, Ms. Emery will illustrate what can happen when an organization continues to use destruction procedures developed for physical documents when implementing an electronic records management (ERM) system. She will provide specific examples of retention and destruction language that does not translate well in the ERM environment and provide more appropriate alternatives.
This is an interactive session where attendees are encouraged to ask questions and provide insights based on their experiences with the same situation.
Biography:
Priscilla Emery is President and founder of ECM Scope (aka e-Nterprise Advisors), a provider of consulting and analysis services to private industry and government agencies. Her areas of expertise include information governance, records management and ECM strategies. As a visionary industry analyst, her insights have been sought after for their clarity and applicability to address the challenges user organizations experience with managing unstructured information.

Prior to establishing ECM Scope, she was Senior VP of Information Products and Services for AIIM International where she was responsible for the development and delivery of publications and market research to AIIM members and associates.  Before that, Ms. Emery was VP and Director of Gartner’s Electronic Workplace Technologies research center and New Science’s Intelligent Document Management service.  As a visionary industry analyst, her insights have been sought after for their clarity and applicability to address the real world problems user organizations experience with managing all kinds of unstructured information.

She has been frequently quoted in industry publications and has been a speaker at many industry events.  Ms. Emery is a certified Information Governance Professional (IGP), AIIM Fellow, a recent winner of the AIIM Award of Merit, a Certified Information Professional (CIP), acquired AIIM’s ERM Specialist designation, and is a member of ARMA.  She has also written The AIIM Electronic Records Management Software Buyer’s Guide.

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