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ARMA
- Boston Chapter Meeting
Thursday, February 21, 2008
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Legal Seafood
Copley Place
100 Huntington Ave.
Boston, Massachusetts 02116
617-266-7775 |
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Presented
by: Adam Smith-Toomey
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Overview:
Adam Smith-Toomey of FileTrail will join us to
provide an educational presentation on RFID technology and how it can help
in the Records Management Realm. Included in the presentation is ways that
it can be used for records, what RIM programs it can work with, and some of
the benefits that our Clients have seen as a result of implementing RFID
technology. The technology will be present for first hand visuals.
Adam is also offering to come to set up appointments to visit your office to
show Records Managers, CIO’s, administrators, or Managing partners the
technology and give thorough analysis on the best way to implement the
technology. RFID, when used with the right Rim programs and installed
properly can save time, money, and many headaches for everyone in a Company.
Biography:
Adam Smith-Toomey is a Legal
Account Representative for FileTrail based in San Jose, California. Adam
has been in the Document Management/Records Management industry for a number
of years and has now been with FileTrail for about a year. Among his many
law firm clients at FileTrail he has worked with Morrison and Foerster,
Sugrue and Mion, and many others installing RFID technology in the Records
departments and Libraries.
Time:
11:30 AM – Registration
12:00 PM – Lunch
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM Presentation
Menu
Choices:
Appetizer
Green Salad
Entrée
Wood
Grilled Salmon
Herbed Chicken
Vegetarian
Dessert
Boston Cream Pie
Fees:
Chapter Members: $45.00
Non-Chapter Members: $55.00
Walk-In:
$65.00
RESERVATIONS
ARE REQUIRED: Reservations
can be made at
www.armaboston.org,
please
contact Sandra Taylor Program Director at
staylor@goodwinprocter.com Reservations Not Cancelled 24 Hours in Advance Will Be Billed.
Contributions
or gifts to our organization are not deductible as charitable contributions
for US federal income tax purposes. Membership dues and other payments may
be deductible as ordinary necessary business expenses.
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