Keynote

Last week in New York, I was privileged to join some fellow “pioneers” in receiving the inaugural Cornerstone Award from the Electronic Signature & Records Association.  Amy Boss, Pat Fry, David Whitaker, and Steve Bisbee were invited to share the stage with me (or vice-versa) and discuss what we imagined when we began to create the legal framework for what is now known as electronic commerce.  It was great fun to have the dialogue and to look back, however briefly, on what we undertook to accomplish in a world without the Internet in which a fax was a really cool thing to send overseas.  The award, a beautiful tall crystal, states it is “in recognition of your foundational vision and … Read More

On May 3, 2011, I will be in New York City.  The day is a first for me—two keynote addresses at two different events, with two very different audiences. 

First, I will be opening the day reprising for IANS at their New York Users Forum my keynote presentation on Governing Security: Charting a Path Forward.  I gave this address at their Washington, DC event and am thrilled to be invited to deliver again the gospel of rules-based design for governing security.  

Then, later in the day, I will be speaking to the LRN Knowledge Forum, a by-invitation only event for their corporate partners.  I serve as a subject-matter expert for LRN’s Ethics and Compliance Alliance and will be speaking … Read More

On March 23, 2011, beginning at 09:00 AM, EDT, I will be presenting the keynote address for a virtual trade show presented by ARMA International and SearchCompliance.com.  This is exciting—the last virtual trade show for searchcompliance attracted nearly 700 in the audience. 

My presentation includes an opportunity to download a RitterMap on the steps required to leverage e-discovery needs and achieve velocity in building your records and information management program. 

Here is the link where you can register.  I hope you can join me and ask your tough questions.  See if I have the answer. … Read More