July 21 – 24, 2026

Government agencies face increasing demands to manage records in ways that support transparency, compliance, and security. As information volumes grow and systems evolve, modern information governance is essential to ensuring records remain accessible, defensible, and protected across their lifecycle.

Join Morae at the 2026 NAGARA Annual Conference to learn how government organizations are modernizing records management, improving visibility across physical and digital records, and strengthening governance to support public trust, regulatory requirements, and long-term resilience.

Thursday, July 23, 2026 | 3:45 – 4:45PM EST

Organizations across the government and insurance sectors are under pressure to modernize systems, prepare for AI-driven services, and protect sensitive information. But meaningful progress doesn’t begin with new tools, it starts with the information you already have.

This session breaks down how a well-organized repository and modern retention schedules create the stable foundation needed for both AI readiness and cyber resilience. We’ll explore how unmanaged ROT, outdated schedules, and siloed historical content increase risk, complicate eDiscovery, inflate storage costs, and amplify the impacts of cyber incidents.

Whether you’re supporting claims, compliance, archives, public records, or enterprise content management, you’ll walk away with a practical, four-step framework to strengthen data hygiene, reduce risk exposure, and establish the governance layer needed to confidently support digital transformation, automation, and AI initiatives across both insurance and government environments.

Speaker: Kurt Thies, Senior Director

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