Re: Topics for CIO discussion?

> I believe that I've done this with this austere group before with a
> reasonable degree of success, so I'll try again.  If one were spending
> time with a group of CIO's in the not to distant future and wanted to
> suggest to them the 3-5 legal-related issues that the CIO should be
> paying attention to / caring about / worrying about, what would they be?
> Previous nominees include:
>
> e-discovery issues and all that entails (spoilation, records retention,
> etc.)
> open source issues and changes to GPL
> general compliance issues (sar-box, etc.)
> information security
>
> Any thoughts (random or otherwise) are greatly appreciated.  
>
> And if you allow me to wax poetic for a minute, I think that I've been a
> member of cyberia since the late 80's (is that possible) -- and have
> vague recollections about posting questions about civil procedure while
> I was still a law student -- I continue to believe that cyberia
> represents some of the best of the best about the intersection of law
> and technology, which is why I've posed the question to this group.
>
> Erik Phelps
> ejphelps@...
> My opinions are my own and may not be shared by my employer.
>
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