Rocky Mountain AIIM Lunch Seminar Series
 
Topic:        RTD's Vision of using Sharepoint as a frontend to Documentum 

What is RTD’s vision for meeting current operational needs of the district and up to the minute needs of a fast-track construction project?  Brian Starck, Document Control Manager at RTD, is building a records management program from the ground up and will be discussing the why they have chosen to use SharePoint 2010 as a collaboration tool, the front end to their records repository, and his agency’s plans going forward. 

                        Brian Stark, CRM
                        RTD Document Control Manager
                                        
Date:          Wednesday, September 1, 2010
 
Location:    Oppenheimer Funds,   (Free Parking!)
                   6803 South Tucson Way, Englewood, CO

Directions:  Take I-25 to Exit 197, Arapahoe Road, take Arapahoe Road 2.4 miles to Revere Parkway for .1 mile and then left at E. Briarwood Avenue .3 miles and continue onto Tuscon Way for 13 feet.

Sponsor:     ProStor Systems

ProStor Systems provides industry-leading solutions for the cost-effective, long-term storage of digital information. ProStor's RDX® removable disk technology is sold by leading server manufacturers Dell, HP, IBM, and others who combined have shipped over 100 petabytes to 200,000 customers worldwide. ProStor InfiniVault® is the most cost-effective storage system for the long-term retention of data and images. ProStor InfiniVault integrates information management software, online disk, and RDX removable disk to simplify retention management while automating disaster protection and regulatory compliance. This intelligent storage system is replacing optical, tape, and disk in healthcare, document imaging, financial services, digital video archive, service provider, and government markets.

Agenda:

11:30   Registration
12:00   Presentation
 
RTD's Vision of using Sharepoint as a frontend to Documentum 
  
Attendee participation will be highly encouraged!

Speaker:  Brian Stark, CRM
RTD Document Control Manager

Brian Starck is currently the Document Control Manager at the Regional Transportation District in Denver, Colorado.  He has been working in the records management industry for over 17 years.  Prior to joining RTD in 2008 Mr. Starck worked on records projects at Denver International Airport, Level3 Communications, Rocky Flats Environmental Technology Site and has worked as a consultant with Qwest Communications and Xcel Energy.  He is a past President of the Mile High Chapter of ARMA International and currently serves as Treasurer for the Midwest/Rocky Mountain Region.  He attained his CRM in July 2002.

Cost and Registration Options:

 Pre-Register by:  Noon on Monday, August 30, 2010

       Cost:  Professional Member - $20 ( Click here for PayPal - $20 )*
                  Non-Member - $30 (Click here for PayPal - $30)

*You do not need a PayPal account to pre-pay by credit card. Look for the text "Don't have a PayPal account? Use your credit card or bank account (where available)" on the PayPal site.

Pay at the door fees: (Cash or check only, no charge cards)
                   AIIM Professional Members: $25
                    Non Members:  $35

Seating is limited so make your on-line reservations early. We encourage and appreciate your pre-registration and on-line payment. If you are not-pre-paying, please send us an email that you intend to come so we can plan accordingly.

Send your intent to: Lisa Horton, lhorton@auroragov.org

Refund policy:
Pre-pay Registration fees will be refunded only if requested by 5:00 p.m. on Monday, August 30, 2010.

About AIIM:
For over 60 years, AIIM (The Association for Information and Image Management) has been the leading international organization focused on helping users to understand the challenges associated with managing documents, content, and business processes. AIIM is international in scope, independent, implementation-focused, and, as the representative of the entire ECM (Electronic Content Management) industry - including users, suppliers, and the channel - acts as the industry's intermediary.

For more information about this meeting or for dates and topics for future Rocky Mountain AIIM meetings, please visit our web site at www.aiim.org/chapters/RockyMountain or contact:

Carol Mitchell, President at 303-526-2796 x 101