About this event: 

The NCC-AIIM’s 2011-2012 Program Year focuses on the changes taking place within the realm of content management.    There is a shift going on in how organizations deal with and use information for streamlining business processes or obtaining competitive advantage and marketshare.  New systems of engagement are transforming the traditional systems of record that have been the focus of Enterprise IT since the era of the mainframe. 

 As a result, information professionals need help in managing information as an enterprise asset. The single most important factor for IT workers to consider in demonstrating their importance to the organization is to change their role from the overseer of technical plumbing and enterprise applications to one of optimizing and applying the information assets of the organization. Leaders within organizations are looking for more than technical expertise from IT; as pure technology expertise is rapidly being commoditized and can be replicated. 

 Organizations need information savvy executives that understand 3 things — 1) how information assets add value;  2) the imperative of breaking down monolithic enterprise applications into manageable parts; and 3) how breaking apps into manageable parts allows organizations to apply the lessons of consumer technologies to the enterprise.  

About our Speaker:

 John F. Mancini,  President, AIIM International, joined AIIM in May 1996. Working together with the AIIM Board, staff, and thousands of volunteers around the world, Mancini's goal is to help AIIM connect the users and suppliers of document and business process management technologies and services. Mr. Mancini believes that ECM tools and technologies provide solutions to help users with four key business drivers: continuity, collaboration, regulatory compliance, and reduced costs.

 

 Prior to joining AIIM, Mr. Mancini spent 11 years in various positions at the American Electronics Association in Washington, D.C., most recently as Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer. The American Electronics Association is the nation's largesttechnology trade group, representing over 3,000 U.S. high technology companies.  

 

Mr. Mancini has authored several publications on the electronics industry and has testified before Congress.  Mancini is a frequent speaker at meetings and conferences throughout the world on various topics including the document management marketplace and association direction and activities

 

 Mr. Mancini holds a bachelor's degree from the College of William and Mary and a master's degree from Princeton University. He is a member of the American Society of Association Executives.

Logistics    DATE: January 12, 2012   TIME: 3:30 PM Registration/Networking, Cocktails & Hors d'œuvres   4:00 PM Presentation and Discussion   5:15 PM Program Ends, Networking and Cocktails continues until 6:00 PM PLACE: Clyde’s of Gallery Place 707 7th Street, NW Washington, DC 20001     PARKING:  Available surrounding the Verizon Center. (additional fee) METRO:  Gallery Place China Town: Red, Yellow, Green; Next to Verizon Center   COST:  AIIM, ARMA, IAC/ACT Member Rate $19, Non-Member Rate $29.  Members who are NOT members of the National Capitol Chapter may be asked to show their Membership card/ID at registration to qualify for the member discount.  Guests that accompany a member will qualify for the AIIM Member Rate.. Note:  Once reserved, cancellations must be received by 12:00 Noon, Wednesday, January 11th at register@nccaiim.org.    AMEX, VISA,  MasterCard, or Discover credit cards are welcome. No shows will be billed.

Registration

RESERVATION DEADLINE: Reservations are required no later than 9PM on Tuesday, January 10th.  Online registration will close after the first 60 registrations.     

Program Committee Mission Statement:

To provide a forum, at the local level, which contributes to the effective development and application of enterprise content management technologies and services.  This includes meeting at regular intervals to advance professional knowledge and techniques of our members through educational programs, workshops, seminars, and by sharing and exchanging experiences and information related to the industry via peer networking.  The goal of these forums is to offer topic-centric program content that provides a well-rounded and balanced perspective of the issues related to the industry.