Enterprise Intelligence

In this episode of Enterprise Intelligence, host Jason Cassidy welcomes Byron Holland to discuss the importance of cybersecurity awareness, and the various steps enterprises can take to mitigating potential threats found on the internet.

About Byron Holland

Byron specializes in corporate governance and cybersecurity. He’s the current President and CEO of CIRA: The Canadian Internet Registration Authority. CIRA is best known for managing the .CA internet domain, which consists of approximately 2.9 million domains. Byron is also on the Board of Directors for TORIX (Toronto Internet Exchange) and is a member of the ARIN Nominations Committee. On top of that, Byron works closely with post-secondary institutions to better understand possible online threats, which helps CIRA continue to improve their firewall services.

In this episode of Enterprise Intelligence, host Jason Cassidy welcomes Ilona Koti to the show to talk about why Governance is not enough & the critical need for a reimagining of how we approach and use our information.

About Ilona Koti

Ilona Koti is a former foreign diplomat with 25+ years in information governance, and extensive experience in privacy, cybersecurity and GRC assurance. She specializes in content management system implementations, digital transformation initiatives for remote work/collaboration capacity, strategic information program development and auditing, along with providing advisory services to global clients in IT, bio-tech, oil & gas, energy, manufacturing, public sectors and world government. She is also a recognized keynote speaker, multi-board director, teaching fellow and published writer.

The days of Records and Information Managers being hidden away in back offices with mountains of physical documents to manage are a thing of the past. And yet, it can still be a challenge for professionals in these roles to just get a seat at the table, despite the importance of their work to the business as a whole. In this episode of Enterprise Intelligence, host Jason Cassidy welcomes Tod Chernikoff to the show to discuss the collaborative approach he has taken throughout his career to get in at the ground level of projects and change the perception of information management for the better.

The days of Records and Information Managers being hidden away in back offices with mountains of physical documents to manage are a thing of the past. And yet, it can still be a challenge for professionals in these roles to just get a seat at the table, despite the importance of their work to the business as a whole. In this episode of Enterprise Intelligence, host Jason Cassidy welcomes Tod Chernikoff to the show to discuss the collaborative approach he has taken throughout his career to get in at the ground level of projects and change the perception of information management for the better.

Today, information has never been more important or more valuable. And yet, organizations continue to struggle to wrap their arms around all their data and maximize its value and potential. With this heightened scrutiny has come many challenges for information professionals. But while the challenges are huge, so too are the opportunities. In this episode of Enterprise Intelligence, host Jason Cassidy welcomes Peggy Winton to the show to discuss these challenges and opportunities and how the upcoming 2022 AIIM Conference can help take their information to new heights.

With years of program, product, and business development experience, Peggy Winton is responsible for the strategic, technical, and business direction of AIIM. Peggy has been with AIIM for more than two decades and has served as its President/CEO since 2016. She is a firm believer that every organization is on – or should be on – a digital transformation journey. At the heart of this journey is the drive toward understanding, anticipating, and redefining internal and external customer experiences. Peggy has earned a reputation over her career as a persuasive and engaging communicator, cross-functional team leader, and public speaker/author.

Follow Peggy on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/peggywinton/

Register for the 2022 AIIM Conference: https://www.aiimconference.com/event/4f09d415-22a0-4ada-b774-2b2705b59567/summary

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Today, Records Management is changing faster than ever. While mitigating risk and ensuring compliance remains ever-important, information management also needs to drive better business insights and decisions. As data continues to grow in complexity and volume, so does the need for thoughtful and innovative approaches to records management. In this episode of Enterprise Intelligence, host Jason Cassidy welcomes Shelly Smith to the show to talk about the changes she’s seen throughout her career and how organizations can move forward in this new business landscape. Shelly Smith brings over 18 years of records management and information governance experience to her role as Records and Information Management Coordinator for the Public Works Department of the City of Winnipeg. She is also an active ARMA Winnipeg Chapter member and sits on the ARMA Canada Region board as Program Director. Follow Shelly on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shelly-b-smith-cra-info-b5431840/ For more learnings from Jason and thoughtful discussions with the industry’s biggest names, visit https://shinydocs.com/enterprise-intelligence

Today, Records Management is changing faster than ever. While mitigating risk and ensuring compliance remains ever-important, information management also needs to drive better business insights and decisions. As data continues to grow in complexity and volume, so does the need for thoughtful and innovative approaches to records management. In this episode of Enterprise Intelligence, host Jason Cassidy welcomes Shelly Smith to the show to talk about the changes she’s seen throughout her career and how organizations can move forward in this new business landscape.

Shelly Smith brings over 18 years of records management and information governance experience to her role as Records and Information Management Coordinator for the Public Works Department of the City of Winnipeg. She is also an active ARMA Winnipeg Chapter member and sits on the ARMA Canada Region board as Program Director.

Follow Shelly on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shelly-b-smith-cra-info-b5431840/

For more learnings from Jason and thoughtful discussions with the industry’s biggest names, visit https://shinydocs.com/enterprise-intelligence

As we begin to emerge into a post-pandemic world, data-driven decision making has never been more important. And yet, a lack of data literacy remains a significant barrier between organizations simply accumulating files and information and actually using it to make informed decisions. In this episode of Enterprise Intelligence, host Jason Cassidy sits down with Peter Aiken to discuss this huge problem and how a renewed focus on data literacy can have a significant impact.

Peter Aiken, an acknowledged Data Management (DM) authority, is an Associate Professor at Virginia Commonwealth University, past President DAMA International, and Associate Director of the MIT International Society of Chief Data Officers. For more than 35 years, Peter has learned from working with hundreds of data management practices in 30 countries including some of the world's most important.

For more of Peter’s insights, follow him on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/peteraiken/

And for more thoughtful discussions with industry experts, global thought leaders, and seasoned knowledge workers, visit https://shinydocs.com/enterprise-intelligence.

Today, Cybersecurity and data protection are among the biggest concerns for nearly every organization. However, the risk of data loss is particularly critical for law firms holding sensitive client information. These firms – and their clients – want assurance that data is appropriately protected. This is what drove the Association of Corporate Counsel (ACC) to create their Data Steward Program in late 2020. In this episode of Enterprise Intelligence, host Jason Cassidy welcomes James Merklinger to the show to discuss the data challenges law firms face today and how his organization is giving them the confidence that client information is secure.

With over 20 years of experience as a leader in trade association management, James Merklinger is well versed in legal counseling, non-profit mergers and acquisitions, membership development, event planning, and non-dues revenue growth. He was named ACC Credentialing Institute’s President in 2017 and is responsible for establishing standards that guide ACC's in-house counsel certification program.

For more of James’ insights, follow him on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesmerklinger/

And for more thoughtful discussions with industry experts, global thought leaders, and seasoned knowledge workers, visit https://shinydocs.com/enterprise-intelligence.

Do great leaders create the times, or do the times create great leaders? That’s the question Cheryl Smith asks in her leading book, The Day Before Digital Transformation: Unlocking digital transformation for business leaders. As an IT expert and experienced business leader consultant, there is perhaps no one better qualified to make the vague concept of Digital Transformation easier to understand and take action on. In this episode of Enterprise Intelligence, host Jason Cassidy welcomes Cheryl to the show for part one of their conversation to talk about the process of co-authoring the book as well as the opportunities and challenges she sees for organizations in the years to come.