IMCC – No File Left Behind: A Digitization Overview
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Consentia - No File Left Behind - A Digitization OverviewDigitization … what do I need to know?
Whether you’re exploring vendor partnerships or considering
in-house digitization, this session will walk you through the
key stages of a successful digitization project.
Learn
- what to look for in a provider
- what pitfalls to avoid when going solo
- what are the long-term benefits of digital records – from improved access to regulatory compliance.
Whether you’re exploring vendor partnerships or considering in-house digitization, this session will walk you through the key stages of a successful digitization project.
Liz provides advice based on her approach grounded in building strong, capable teams and aligning individual strengths with project objectives—ensuring accuracy, timeliness, and compliance.
Join us for a real-world guide to getting it right.
If you are in management or on the frontlines of Records and Information Management (RIM), this session offers valuable insights and actionable takeaways from real-world experience.
Liz Carten
Liz Carten is a people-first operations leader with 24 years of experience in driving performance, process improvement, and change management across both public and private sectors.
For 7 years, she has led digitization operations at Consentia, where she partners closely with records managers to deliver secure, standards-compliant document scanning solutions that align with CAN/CGSB imaging regulations, FOIP, and municipal and provincial government standards. Liz is a Certified Information Professional with AIIM and combines her operational expertise with a deep understanding of the records lifecycle.
Liz is passionate about professional development, knowledge sharing, and maintaining the human element in technical work through thoughtful leadership, paired with a strong grasp of industry standards.
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