DC Live! ’19
The Federal Records Conference
“Modernizing Government Records & Cyber Hygiene”
Wednesday, April 24th — National Press Club, Washington, DC
DCLive is a free, full-day, in-person Modernization, Records Management, and Information Governance event for government, back again with new speakers, topics, and sessions. With nearly 1,000 registrants, our last sessions sold out quickly, so don’t delay. Register for your free spot for learning, fun, and networking now before they’re all gone!
DCLive is a focused ILM, RM, and IG event just for our colleagues in Government.
DCLive brings you one jam-packed day of education, technology advancements, and networking around Records Management, Cyber Hygiene, and Info Governance.
The Conference is only open to Government agencies and departments and offers:
- a combination of training, presentations, and theory on specific technology and solutions,
- demonstrations of the advancements in the software and the theories behind them,
- the opportunity to learn more about critical industry issues,
- a chance to take a sneak peek at upcoming releases and products,
- time to interface and network with members of every organization,
- and much more!
Stay for the full day to get the most of your DCLive experience
Keep posted for the full event agenda, to be announced! Reserve your seat and automatically enroll for updates on newly released information.
Throughout the day, registrants will have the opportunity to discuss specific options and technologies with our expert government teams or attend the high-level talks covering theory and the most up-to-date directives and best practices.
The Federal Records Conference
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Powerful Wisdom from Industry Experts
DCLive’s speakers are experts in their fields, with over a century of experience between them. The presentations will be jam-packed with entertaining, informative,
and thought-provoking discussions, and information you can take back to your organization and use right away.
Mitch Farbstein
Records Management University
Susan Little
CIO, US Access Board
Jason R. Baron
DrinkerBiddle (Previously, NARA)
Tom Church, VADM
Navy – Ret., Prescient Edge
Lisa Haralampus
NARA, Dir. RM Policy & Outreach
Jack Sexton
DHS – Retired, Vision Design Sol.Location
National Press Club of Washington, DC“The Club has flourished to become the World’s Leading Professional Organization for Journalists, and one of the most popular venues in the heart of downtown Washington, DC to host business, news and social events.”