From Retention to Relevance: Repositioning Records & Information Management for the Age of AI

AI is changing what makes information trustworthy. Explore why relevance, not just retention and governance, is becoming critical to AI readiness and why information management leaders matter more than ever.

Here are the key questions we’ll explore and answer during the webinar:

  1. Why AI changes the information-management problem. AI increasingly operationalizes policies, procedures, contracts, communications, and other enterprise records that historically served primarily as reference material.
  2. Retention → Governance → Relevance. How AI introduces relevance as an additional consideration alongside traditional retention and governance priorities.
  3. The Information Relevancy Challenge. Information can be technically accurate and properly retained while still being stale, contradictory, non-authoritative, or inappropriate for the context in which AI retrieves it.
  4. Why more information is not necessarily better information. How minimization and defensible disposition can improve signal-to-noise and strengthen the information environment supporting AI.
  5. Why Records & Information Management matters differently in the Age of AI. Records inventories, classification, lifecycle status, and authoritative sourcing increasingly become inputs into AI trust, not simply compliance mechanisms.
  6. Why no single discipline can solve the challenge. RIM, Data Governance, Privacy, Knowledge Management, Ontology, Information Architecture, and AI Governance increasingly operate within the same problem space, requiring shared stewardship rather than one discipline absorbing another.
  7. What leaders should do differently. AI readiness is not simply model, infrastructure, and governance readiness. It is also information readiness.

Join expert Justin Heller, Founder/Chief Data & AI Officer at Quantify Data Advisors, and CEO Anne Cornish for a conversation about how AI is changing what makes information trustworthy.

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*Please be advised that this session will offer 1 Continuing Professional Development (CPD) point upon successful attendance of the webinar. This credit will be automatically allocated to each delegate following the conclusion of the webinar. 


Webinar Timezones
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Perth Tuesday, 17 November 2026 at 9:00am AWST UTC+8 hours
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Auckland Tuesday, 17 November 2026 at 2:00pm NZDT UTC+13 hours
Chatham Islands  Tuesday, 17 November 2026 at 2:45pm CHADT UTC+13:45 hours
New Haven (USA) Monday, 16 November 2026 at 8:00pm EST UTC-5 hours