 Institute for Information Management Ltd
IIM: To Inspire, Support & Encourage Australia to make the most of information 99 Trentham-Spring Hill Rd SPRING HILL VIC 3444 Telephone (03) 5424 8551 Email iim@iim.org.au www.iim.org.au ACN: 078 159 083 Notice Of Meeting The 2020 Annual General Meeting of the Institute for Information Management Ltd will be held by teleconference on Tuesday 23rd November 2021 commencing at 18:00 AEDT. Register to participate in the Annual General Meeting by emailing the IIM 2021 AGM Registration. By registering you will be provided with the video conference details and meeting papers. If you are unable to attend please return this Proxy Form by return email to the IIM Secretariat by 22nd November 2021. Nominations for the role of Director are welcome from any financial member but must be lodged with the Secretariat by close of business Tuesday 16th November 2021 Director Nomination form. Agenda 1. Welcome & Apologies 2. Minutes Of Previous Annual General Meeting 3. President's Report 4. Financial Report 5. Election of Office Bearers 6. Other Business Any other business agenda items must be submitted to the National Secretariat no later than 5pm on Tuesday 16th November 2021 by email to iim@iim.org.au or by post to 99 Trentham-Spring Hill Rd SPRING HILL VIC 3444. Read IIM's 2021 Annual Report. Robert Goode IIM Secretariat Right to Know Week NSW launch event: Open Government – Transparency and Accountability
Date: Monday 27 September 2021 Time: 11:00am AEST Format: Virtual About: The launch of Right to Know Week 2021 and celebration of the 10 years of the operation of the GIPA Act in NSW will include an examination of the operation of the GIPA Act since its introduction and the current NSW public sector landscape to preserve citizens’ rights to access to government information and elevate transparency. The session will be opened by the Attorney General, and Minister for the Prevention of Domestic and Sexual Violence, the Hon. Mark Speakman SC MP. The discussion will include government and non-government perspectives from:
 Event details Date: Thursday, 27th May 2021 Time: 8:45am – 11:00am Where: Webinar Registrations close: Wednesday, 26th May 2021 Registration Link Register today and secure your ticket to observe and discover the findings, issues and ideas uncovered during discussions held at the round table event held last week for IAM. (3rd and 4th May). A representative each table, hosted by ALIA, ASA, DAMA, IIM, InfoGov ANZ, NAA and RIMPA, will elaborate on their findings in a short presentation and then will collaborate during a panel discussion during a two hour webinar hosted by InfoGov ANZ. Event Timings go to https://informationawarenessmonth.org/iam-round-table-summary-webinar/ IAM 2021 Sponsors
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When: Weds 2nd June
Time: 6pm AEST Public sector organisations are increasingly encouraged to share data with other state institution or private businesses and to make datasets available to the public. The drive to data sharing is supposed to improve service delivery and help boost an innovative digital economy. But what does this mean in practice for public servants and citizens? Three researchers will discuss their research into this topic: - What does "open" actually mean across different government agencies? - How is open data being shared across platforms like Wikidata? - How does data sharing work between different instititions in fields like health? Heather Ford as an Associate Professor at the School of Communication at UTS where she is Head of Discipline for Digital and Social Media. She has a background as an activist for internet rights and free and open source software and content movement. The co-founder of Creative Commons South Africa and former Executive Director of iCommons, she has also worked as a Digital Vision Fellow at Stanford University, a Google Policy Fellow for the Electronic Frontier Initiative, a Fellow for the Software Sustainability Institute in the UK and a University Academic Fellow in Digital Methods at Leeds University. Her current research is focused on the implications of datafication and automation for the representation of knowledge in global contexts. Suneel Jethani is a researcher and lecturer at the University of Technology Sydney. His research centres on embodied technology, datafication and issues of technology governance and design. Suneel has published in International Communication Gazette, Communication, Politics and Culture, M/C Journal and in Embodied Computing (2020) MIT Press. Suneel has forthcoming books on self-tracking technology (Emerald, 2021) and open data (Palgrave, 2021). Tsvetelina Hristova is a postdoctoral research fellow at the Institute of Culture and Society, Western Sydney University, for the project The Geopolitics of Automation. Her research explores the social and political role of data infrastructures: standards, software systems, platforms and digital tools. As part of Information Awareness Month, IIM is pleased to present ‘Importance of Information Management for a Successful Digital Transformation’ Date: Thursday 20th May 2021 Time: 17:30 - 19:30 AEST Sponsor  This year as part of Information Awareness Month, information management industry bodies are collaborating on trending topics and issues to provide and inform users and consumers on the expected future for the profession and strategies to assist affiliated organisations in moving forward. Each industry group is hosting and facilitating a round table discussion on a selected topic, and IIM are taking responsibility of engaging passionate and knowledgeable experts in the area of Digital Transformation. This online discussion will discuss ‘The Importance of Information Management for a Successful Digital Transformation". Confirmed participants of this webinar include:
About Information Awareness Month
Information Awareness Month (IAM) is a collaborative event between various bodies within information, knowledge, records, archives and data management communities. It aims to explore, promote and celebrate better ways of handling information. The month of May was selected as the month when we promote modern and improved practices of managing information in Australia and by Australians. It is a celebration of all things information. The IAM2021 theme is ‘Building Trust – Adaptability & Capabilities’. 29 June – 2 July
Melbourne Business School Steve Hoberman runs the international program for DMZ. He holds the world record for training the most people in Data Modeling, has written nine books on data modelling and is the publisher for just about every data management author. Data modelling is the most fundamental skill in data management. You will not get the best of data outcomes if both business and IT can’t comfortably communicate in detail about the data. Unfortunately, in Australia, people think it is just for database people developing schemas. But in Europe and the US you will find Executives happily engaging with data models as a basis for digital transformation. Here is the DMZ Program https://tinyurl.com/DMZMelbourne2021-1. We will be offering it virtually and hopefully hybrid or satellite events as well. The program includes five pre-conference workshops. IIM Member Discounts Apply |
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