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April 3 Records Management Seminar - Dr, Mark Langemo -Gaithersburg, MD



?ESTABLISHING AND MANAGING SUCCESSFUL RECORDS
MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS ? 
         Presented by Dr. Mark Langemo, CRM, FAI 

             Wednesday, April 3, 2002 
                8:00AM to 4:30PM 


Organized by the Gaithersburg and Greater Washington
DC Chapters of
ARMA (Association of Records Managers and
Administrators
International) in celebration of Strategic Information
Management
Month (SIMM).   Attention records, archival, library,
information and knowledge managers and workers.  Come
One, Come All!!!

Seminar Web Site: 
http://www.armamar.org/gwdc/gwdc_seminar_2001-2002.htm

Cost: $100 (includes a 70 page seminar handout,
continental
breakfast/break refreshments and lunch) 

Pre-approved for 6.5 CRM Credits!!

Location:  Gaithersburg, Maryland ,University of
Maryland,  Shady
Grove Campus Conference Center 9640 Gudelsky Drive,
Rockville, MD
(I-270, Exit 8 West on Shady Grove Rd. for  1.5 miles
and turn right
on Gudelsky Way to 9640).

Our Platinum Sponsors of this event so far:
Shred-It; Office Archives;  Infocurrent; Tarian
Software; FileNET;
Labat-Anderson; Zylab; Space-Savers, Inc.; Advanced
Technology
Systems

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Seminar Summary:

This seminar examines real-life strategies for
enhancing one's
organization with a successful records management
program. Dr.
Langemo taps his 30 years of experience to discuss the
benefits of
developing and implementing legally-valid retention
schedules for
records existing in all media, use of the Internet and
Intranets in
records management, developing state-of-the-art filing
systems,
working with information management systems to
schedule electronic
records, selecting and implementing records management
software, and
establishing quality records management programs.

Dr. Langemo will also provide an overview of the real
issues involved
in successfully implementing imaging systems in your
records
management programs. 

Come hear one of the great speakers and teachers in
the field of
records and information management discuss in
easy-to-understand
language what you can do to establish and manage a
successful records
management program.   

Come for the fun, the prizes, and the learning!  Come
celebrate with
us at the seminal SIMM event in the country!!  We hope
to see you
there!!!
The Cherry Blossoms will be in bloom!!!
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Sponsorships and online registration are available! 
For further
seminar and sponsorship information  check the seminar
web site at  
http://www.armamar.org/gwdc/gwdc_seminar_2001-2002.htm
 . 
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If you have any questions concerning the event, please
call Allison
Brinkmeyer at 240-353-6495, Juan Lacey at
202-728-6009, John Milligan
at 202-333-6508 or send an email to
gburgarma@yahoo.com. 
 
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         SPEAKER BIOGRAPHICAL AND CAREER SUMMARY 

                Dr. Mark Langemo, CRM, FAI 
      Professor Emeritus, Information Management 
      College of Business and Public Administration 
  University of North Dakota, Grand Forks, ND 58202 

DR. MARK LANGEMO, CRM, is a Professor Emeritus in the
College of
Business and Public Administration at the University
of North Dakota
Senior Professor at UND from 1972 to May of 1999, he
was the
Coordinator of UND?s highly successful major in
Information
Management--a program with a heavy records management
emphasis. He
has over 34 years of experience as a university
professor of Records
Management, MIS, Office Systems Management, and
related Information
Management courses. 

Dr. Langemo has maintained an active involvement in
business and
professional development work himself. He has been a
records
management seminar leader, consultant, or speaker in
45 of the
Continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii, several
Canadian provinces
Australia, Iceland, New Zealand, and in Europe. His
over 500 records
management seminars and his consulting has involved
work for the US
and Canadian governments, state and provincial
governments, city and
county governments, major corporations such as 3M and
General Mills,
health care organizations, energy and power companies,
accounting
firms, banks, educational institutions, law firms,
professional
associations small businesses, and the John F. Kennedy
Space Center
in Florida. 

Dr. Langemo is the co-author of four records
management books and he
has published over 60 magazine and journal articles.
He has been
University of North Dakota?s ?Teacher of the Year,?
and he recently
received a national award for ?excellence in
continuing education
seminars.? He is a Certified Records Manager (CRM) who
has earned the
Association of Records Managers and Administrators?
(ARMA's) coveted
?Award of Merit? for ?distinguished contributions to
the field of
records management.? Dr. Langemo was inducted into
ARMA International
prestigious ?Company of  Fellows? in 1991. In 1993,
Mark Langemo was
given the prestigious Emmett Leahy Award by the
Institute of
Certified Records Managers. The Leahy Award is the
highest award
international in the field of records management. Dr.
Langemo is a
dynamic speaker who presents content-filled,
practical, and
entertaining seminars. 
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"Records and information impinge on all of us
increasingly and
exponentially every day and every hour in a myriad of
ways.  The
accuracy, reliability, timeliness, manageability and
control of
records and information are vital to all our advanced
technologies
and are thus the glue of civilization.  Without viable
records and
information, we cannot learn from past successes or
failures and our
society's ability to be well informed is accordingly
limited.
Without viable records and information, we cannot
fully clarify the
ever changing present and inform the future with
wisdom."
                                      - Anonymous
Knowledge Manager

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"You cannot have a good Knowledge Management Program
without a
successful solid Records Management Program" 
- Anonymous Government Knowledge Manager 

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