The Future of Records Management: AI, Partnerships, and Integrated Data Strategies

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In this episode of InfoGov Hot Seat, host Jim Merrifield discusses the evolving landscape of data and records management with guests Alec Wyhs and Michael Ratigan. They explore the importance of partnerships in the industry, the integration of electronic records management with broader data management policies, and the upcoming RIM Spotlight series aimed at driving meaningful change. The conversation also touches on future trends in records management, emphasizing the need for integrated solutions and the role of AI in enhancing operational efficiency.

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