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Join AIM On Air as host Tori Miller Liu, CIP sits down with distinguished AIIM Fellow Amitabh Srivastav, CIP for an illuminating discussion on the future of information governance in the age of AI. This thought-provoking episode explores the intricate relationship between artificial intelligence and digital transformation, delving into essential topics including the building blocks of successful AI implementation, the paramount importance of data quality, and the delicate balance between innovation and privacy protection. Through practical examples from recent projects and insights on emerging trends like blockchain integration, Srivastav offers valuable guidance for information leaders navigating the complexities of technology adoption while maintaining robust data protection standards in today's rapidly evolving digital ecosystem.
In this insightful episode of AIIM OnAir, host Tori Miller Liu, CIP, sits down with Donda Young, CIP, President of Helias Consulting and veteran information management professional, to discuss the changing landscape of information management. Young shares her perspectives on how the discipline is evolving from traditional records management into a more integrated approach encompassing data governance, risk management, and AI. Drawing from over 25 years of experience, she emphasizes the importance of breaking down departmental silos, focusing on user needs, and taking an incremental approach to building information management programs. Through engaging analogies and practical examples, Young illustrates how information management professionals can bridge the gap between technical and non-technical stakeholders while maintaining a focus on solving business problems rather than chasing the latest technology trends.
In this illuminating episode of AIIM OnAir, host Tori Liu speaks with Kenyetta Dean Pugh, Chief Information Assets Officer at the Central Bank of the Bahamas. Drawing from her journey from librarian to information leader, Pugh shares insights on transforming traditional records management into a comprehensive digital information governance program. She discusses the challenges and opportunities in implementing data privacy frameworks, managing the transition from physical to digital records, and preparing for the increasing role of AI in information management. With deep expertise in both traditional and digital information management, Pugh offers valuable perspectives on breaking down organizational silos, upskilling teams, and creating collaborative frameworks that meet today's complex information challenges in the financial sector.
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