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Friday 6 December 2024
09:00
- 16:15
(GMT -5)
Registration deadline : 6th December
Online event
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$150.00 excl. taxes Non-contributors
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$75.00 excl. taxes Regular members
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$37.50 excl. taxes Retired members
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Free Student and graduate members
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Guided by the values of inclusion, equality and humanity, Anne Nguyen is a passionate innovator whose career path is marked by numerous challenges and achievements. A graduate of Harvard Business School in Business Analytics, Anne Nguyen has been Director Responsible for AI at the Quebec Innovation Council since January 2024.
Pierre Fuzeau is co-founder of Groupe Serda, one of the leading companies with 40 years' experience in information, knowledge, data and document management. He advises numerous public and private organizations on the management of digitalization programs and projects, including their CSR aspects. He is the author of the 1st reference framework for calculating and reducing the carbon footprint of information management systems (both physical and digital). He is also publishing director of Archimag magazine. He is an ISO / AFNOR expert. He has taught at the Universities of Angers, Geneva and Barcelona. He is a graduate of EHESS (Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales).
Dominic Larochelle has been Vice President, Digital Solutions at CHUCK&CO since 2022. Prior to that, he spent two decades in the field of religious history at Université Laval. In 2016, he turned to information management, after earning a master's degree from Université de Montréal's École de bibliothéconomie et des sciences de l'information (EBSI). Since then, he has acquired expertise in governance, security, business process automation and document lifecycle management, mainly with tools offered by Microsoft 365.
Mathieu Sabourin graduated from Université Laval in 2010 with a certificate in archival studies and a master's degree in history. He worked for several years in the private sector in Aboriginal research, before joining Aboriginal and Northern Affairs Canada. In 2014, he became an archivist with Reference Services at Library and Archives Canada. Since 2017, he has been working to restructure LAC's online services.
This ignores the fact that archivists have been managing unstructured data of recognized quality and reliability for centuries, and that AIs can make great use of it.
AI still makes very little use of archives for training and updating purposes.
And yet! Archiving enhances the quality and reliability of AI through reliable training data (categorization, classification).
Thus, the provision of :
- guarantees real, verified data for AI
- helps reduce the risk of AI biases and hallucinations, and should form part of AI governance and data mapping to inform and
- Controlling AI risks helps reduce the impact of greenhouse gas emissions.
The conference aims to answer questions on security, confidentiality and the transformation of internal processes. Through concrete examples, you'll discover how Copilot and SharePoint Premium can alleviate repetitive tasks while improving document governance.
This conference is specifically aimed at archivists working with SharePoint Online and other Microsoft 365 tools, offering them innovative solutions to optimize their productivity and strengthen document lifecycle management.
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Friday 6 December 2024
09:00
- 16:15
(GMT -5)
Registration deadline : 6th December
Online event
-
$150.00 excl. taxes Non-contributors
-
$75.00 excl. taxes Regular members
-
$37.50 excl. taxes Retired members
-
Free Student and graduate members