User Support PG: Metadata and Mobile Devices - What Unique Risks Should We Be Considering? - Webinars

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Date(s) 04/01/2010

Time(s)
12:00 PM - 01:00 PM

Location
Your office

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Metadata and Mobile Devices - What Unique Risks Should We Be Considering?

We've all worked hard to address metadata risks on the network. But what about metadata and the growing use of mobile devices in the legal workflow? We'll discuss challenges you may not have thought about. We'll also look at some of Office/Outlook 2010's increased integration with mobile devices and "social connectors." In some respects, we may have more questions than answers . . . but it's time to start the conversation. Finally, we'll look at both things you can do now to minimize risk and how to factor the next generation of Office considerations into your long-term strategy around metadata.

Target Audience: CIOs/IT Management/Technology Partners, Executive Directors/Administrators, Lit Support/eDiscovery Professionals, Risk Management Professionals, Application Support Professionals (trainers/help desk/analysts/end user services), IT Operations Professionals (engineers/sys & database admins/mobile/remote /wireless/voice/infrastructure), Human Resources Professionals, Practice Management Professionals (client services/business analysts)

Expertise Level: Intermediate

Speaker(s)
Sherry Kappel is the Senior Vice President and Chief Innovation Officer for Microsystems. She has more than 25 years experience in authoring technologies and shares that expertise as a speaker at numerous industry events every year. Sherry developed binary conversion and document best practices for every version of Word from 6 to 2007, and is working now with 2010. She has led and/or assisted in over 400 document migration projects and is working with leading law firms as they move to the 2007 Office platform and XML.

Paul Phillips is the Enterprise Application Architect for Nixon Peabody LLP. He has held various roles in application development and delivery since joining the firm in 1995. Paul has his business degree from Cornell University and has worked in corporate and legal systems for over 25 years. In his role as application architect he works with legal, operational and IT representatives to plan solutions supporting a large multiple practice law firm. Prior to working for Nixon Peabody, Paul worked for GE Capital and Eastman Kodak Company.

Bonnie DeRosa is a Technology Project Manager for Nixon Peabody LLP. Since joining Nixon Peabody in 1985, she has held various positions within Information Technology, including Trainer and Applications Development Specialist. In her 25 years at Nixon, Bonnie has been involved in many innovative technology initiatives, including the switch from Wang to Word Perfect and from Word Perfect to MS Word. As project manager, she is responsible for projects involving infrastructure, applications development, and desktop solutions supporting a large, multiple practice international law firm. Prior to joining Nixon Peabody, Bonnie worked in the telecommunications industry as a word processing supervisor.