Media Advisory - The Canadian Institute's E-mail Management for Business and<br>Government Conference

TORONTO, Sept. 21 /CNW/ - The Canadian Institute's E-mail Management for Business and Government conference is the only one of its kind offering a comprehensive look at all aspects of e-mail management in the context of records and information management. It will deal with questions about the legal risks and safeguards as well as practical advice on efficient, cost-effective and compliant strategies and practices for organizations.

    
    Conference Title:  E-Mail Management for Business and Government
                       Conference
    Date:              December 2-3, 2009
    Location:          Marriott Bloor Yorkville Hotel, Toronto
    Website:           http://www.canadianinstitute.com/email.htm

    Conference topics include:
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    -   Organizational change management strategies for improving e-mail use
    -   The relationship between e-mail and electronic discovery from a
        Canadian perspective
    -   Preparing for e-mail litigation by establishing good practices now
    -   The latest updates on the legal and regulatory issues impacting e-
        mail records
    -   Assessment of existing software and systems with e-mail management
        functionality
    -   Understanding the business and legal imperatives and best practices
        for e-mail classification and retention
    

Media passes are issued at the discretion of The Canadian Institute and must be arranged in advance. Passes require two business days to process. Media can register in advance by contacting Cheryl Robertson at 416-927-0718 Ext. 202 or [email protected].

About The Canadian Institute

For over 20 years, The Canadian Institute's conferences, summits and executive briefings have provided the business intelligence that Canadian decision makers need to respond to challenges and opportunities both here at home, and around the world. The Canadian Institute operates as a think tank, monitoring trends and developments in all major industry sectors, in the law, and in public policy, with a view to providing information on the leading edge. Headquartered in Toronto, The Canadian Institute produces over 180 events a year, attended by thousands of senior and C-level delegates from across the country. For more information, visit www.CanadianInstitute.com.

For further information: Cheryl Robertson, The Canadian Institute, 1329 Bay Street, Toronto, Ontario, M5R 2C4, [phone] Ext. 202, [email protected]