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Information Awareness Month Seminar 2007

“Technology as a Tool”
Connecting Information and People

23 May 2007 – Salamanca Inn, Hobart

FREE:  Professional Profile and Analysis for delegates.

OPTIONAL:  Heavily discounted professional profile and analysis for your
organisation (for non-attendees)

Confirmed speakers include:

• Michael Carden – National Archives Australia, ACT
• Allegra Huxtable, Department of Education, Tasmania
• One Test – Behavioural Profiling, QLD
• Sheryl Mapp – Department of Justice, Victoria
• Dr Mark Brogan, Edith Cowan University, WA
• Michael dal Maso, Alphawest Business Solutions Practice
• Debbie Prout, Whitehorse City Council, Victoria

This one-day seminar will provide you with an excellent opportunity to
tackle the issues faced by records and information management professionals,
project managers, senior managers, IT Directors, System Developers, Data
managers, in fact, anyone who is involved in managing data and information,
such as yourself, and to share experiences and lessons learned. 

Our panel of speakers will explore critical topics such as:

• Digital Preservation
• Practical project management for Electronic Documents and Records
Management (EDRM)
• Behavioural Profiling
• Negotiating internal politics and hierarchy
• Creating Enterprise Information Management innovation
• Content Security
• Local Government – moving from paper to electronic

Go to www.informationawarenessmonth.com.au or email: kate.walker at rmaa.com.au
for more information.

Regards

Kate

Kate Walker FRMA MAICD AMIM
MBA, BSc (BAdm), AdvDipBus (Rkg), DipBus(Adm)

President
RMAA - Records Management Association of Australasia
Tasmania Branch

Phone: 0409 250 795
Email:  kate.walker at rmaa.com.au
Website:  www.rmaa.com.au

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