Video

  • 12 minutes

Basic Principles to Consider in Document Retention and Destruction

 
Are there some different ways that you could consider information within the financial institution? And not just because Big Data and the possibilities of aggregating and searching and combining data is as great as it has ever been, but because information is the life blood of many organizations, not just financial institutions. It is important to think of information as more than just a compliance requirement - information is an asset that has both risks and benefits.

In this video our speaker, Jack Pringle, reviews steps for creating an effective governance program. An effective governance program combines people, policies and procedures (and appropriate technology); and strives for both reasonable and practical solutions.

Jack Pringle is a partner in the law firm of Adams and Reese LLP. His practice emphasizes privacy, information security, and information governance for financial institutions, health care providers, public utilities, and other businesses. Mr. Pringle has obtained the CIPP-US designation from the International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP), and advises clients on the retention, collection, management, and production of electronically stored information (ESI). He conducts regular seminars and workshops on numerous topics, including privacy, data security, information governance, ESI, social media, and the effective use of technology.
Runtime: 11 minutes

Faculty

Jack Pringle

Adams and Reese LLP