Governing the management of data is of increasing concern worldwide given how easy it has become to access personal data - legally and otherwise: financial and health, biological and lifestyle. Customizing service and products to meet individual needs, wants, and wishes is called  "personalization". It is full of promise, but caution is warranted as the price may be a loss of privacy and an increase in state control. The webinar on Governing Data Management will explore the rationale, option and development of data management standards and their enforcement.

MODERATOR - Perry Kinkaide. KEI Network

PRESENTER

 Kewal Dhariwal - CBIP, CCP, CDP, ISP(ret), ITCP, Fellow CIPS. Educator, thought leader, international board member, faculty advisor: USA, Canada, Asia, MEA, South America. Executive Director, ICCP; Founder DAMA Edmonton Chapter. Co-Founder Certified Data Management Professional (CDMP) & Certified Data Professional (CDP) Board Member: (ACTA, MAB - University of Alberta).

GUEST PANELISTS

 Blair Kjenner - Founder, Method1 Enterprise Software Inc. Deep thinker, innovative thought leader, author, presenter. Wide range of customers: From Health, Manufacturing, Mining, Provincial & Municipal Systems, to Professional Associations.

 Deborah Henderson - CDMP, CDP, CDGSP, Fellow DAMA. Editor DAMA DMBoK, educator, thought leader, consultant. Data Governance thought leader. Past President, Information Resources Management Association of Canada, Toronto; Past President DAMA Education Foundation.

     Brett Duncan - Digital Transformation - Databases & Next Steps towards - Ricoh Business Solutions.  Brett Duncan has been the public Sector Account Executive for Ricoh Canada for the past 4 years and has 20 years of sale experience of which the last 15 years has been focused on IT Public sector services and solutions for the health care industry, educational institutions, and municipalities provincial, state, and federal governments.

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Here's an update from the KEI Network, an Alberta-based communications and consulting agency that is hosting several webinars.  Ever more intrusive technologies in infoTech and bioTech are reshaping the client/professional, customer/corporate, citizen/state relationship. Technologies enable the increased "personalization" of these relationships through the gathering of personal information for customizing services and products for individuals and/or for serving corporate and state interests in profit, ownership, and control.  The September newsletters and webinars of the KEI Network feature an exploration of "personalization", its meaning and consequences. The KEI Network will also be hosting webinars on personalization in relation to health and data management: 

       Precision Health webinar (Posted) / Thursday, September 16th at 3:30pm MT / 5.30pm EST       

Data Management webinar / Thursday, September 30th at 4:00pm MT / 6pm EST