IGHS71 - Recap from the ARMA InfoNEXT Conference

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Recorded10 May 2025

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In this episode of the InfoGov Hot Seat, host Jim Merrifield is joined by Marina Kaganovich from Google and Jeffrey Sharer from Lexshift. They discuss their experiences at the InfoNext conference, focusing on the impact of Generative AI on information governance. The conversation explores real-world applications of GenAI, the future of AI in the workplace, and the importance of continuous learning in the evolving tech landscape. Both guests emphasize the need for professionals to adapt and leverage new technologies to enhance their careers and deliver better value to clients.

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