Jan 8, 2025 - In this conversation, Jim Merrifield interviews Aaron Levie, co-founder and CEO of Box, discussing the evolution of Box, the importance of information governance, and the transformative role of AI in data management. Levie emphasizes the need for organizations to adapt their data architectures to leverage AI effectively, the emergence of AI agents tailored to specific roles, and the ethical considerations surrounding AI deployment. He expresses optimism about future innovations and the necessity of maintaining organized data to fully benefit from AI advancements.
Jan 2, 2025 - Our host Jim Merrifield provides a year in review and unveils the top 5 most watched episodes of 2024. He also hints on whats coming in 2025.
Dec 19, 2024 - In this conversation, Jim Merrifield interviews Stephen Clarke, an independent consultant in information management, who shares his unique background, including a fun fact about tasting moon rock dust. Stephen discusses his involvement with ISO working groups focused on records management and AI, emphasizing the importance of ethical AI and the role of information governance professionals in the advancement of GenAI technology. He highlights the need for data hygiene and the opportunity for information governance professionals to showcase their value in the current landscape of AI and data management.
Dec 10, 2024 - In this episode of the InfoGov Hot Seat, host Jim Merrifield speaks with Mike Salvarezza about the key takeaways from Infocon 2024, the evolving role of ARMA, and upcoming events such as the Federal Government IG Summit and Legal Week. They discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on information governance, the dominance of Microsoft as a platform, and the importance of maturing information governance programs. The conversation highlights the significance of collaboration and education in the field of information governance.
Dec 3, 2024 - In this conversation, Jim Merrifield and Kevin Benedicto discuss the evolving landscape of information governance, particularly in relation to artificial intelligence (AI). Kevin shares insights from the recent Infocon conference, highlighting key takeaways about the importance of good records management, the diverse nature of data, and the need for information governance professionals to adapt to the rapid changes brought about by AI. He offers practical advice for IG professionals on how to navigate these changes and leverage AI as a tool for better governance and compliance. The discussion emphasizes the importance of collaboration between legal and governance teams to shape the future of AI policies and practices.
Nov 21, 2024 - In this conversation, Jim Merrifield interviews Alec Wyhs, Sales Director at Carahsoft, discussing his role, insights from the recent Infocon 2024 conference, and the evolving landscape of information governance and records management, particularly in relation to AI. They explore the collaboration between Carahsoft and ARMA, the upcoming Carahsoft ARMA Federal Summit, and the importance of staying ahead in the rapidly changing public sector environment.
Nov 14, 2024 - In this episode of the InfoGov Hot Seat, host Jim Merrifield speaks with Christine Becker and Jeanne Martinez from ILTA about their experiences in the legal industry, their roles at ILTA, and the importance of collaboration in education. They discuss key takeaways from the ILTA Legal track, the evolving landscape of AI in the legal field, and the upcoming Global IG Day event. The conversation emphasizes the need for legal professionals to stay informed and engaged in their field, particularly regarding AI and information governance.
Nov 6, 2024 - In this conversation, Jim Merrifield interviews Tim Brady, CEO of Colligo, discussing the evolving landscape of information governance, particularly in relation to email management and the impact of AI technologies. They reflect on key takeaways from Infocon 2024, emphasizing the importance of compliance and the challenges organizations face in managing their data effectively. The discussion also touches on the significance of prompt engineering and internal threats associated with AI, as well as the growing trend of improving records management practices.