The 7 Habits Of A Highly Successful Program

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The 7 Habits of aHighly Successful ProgramARMA AtlantaDave FoleyDecember 2019

The 7 Habits of aHighly Successful ProgramRIMIGChange?ARMA AtlantaDave FoleyDecember 2019

7 Habits of Highly Effective People1

7 Habits of Highly Effective People2

7 Habits of a Highly Successful Program7 Habits and RIM Program Strategy ModelsWho We AreWhat We Do1

#1 – Be ProactiveProgram MaturityCommunicate &TrainTake and give responsibilityOwn your Role and the RIM PolicyAccountabilityFrameworkProgram EstablishmentRecordsRetention ScheduleFrom: “How do I gain senior leader entFundamentalComponentsRIM PolicyDefineCompliance & Set RIMStrategyProgram Foundation“What expectations are upon me and how do I exceed them?”“How can I best represent my organization and RIM?”“Make your work to be in keeping with your purpose” Da VinciYOUPolicyOwn your role; remain accountable toyour positionSets expectationsAssigns ownership for program &RRSBusiness determines how to applyBusiness accountable to achievecompliancePresent RIM in a positive light; abenefit for othersWrite the policy; know it; speak it8

#2 - Begin With The End In MindProgram MaturityCommunicate &TrainSee the potentialDefine Compliance & RIM ountabilityFrameworkProgram EstablishmentRecordsRetention ScheduleFundamentalComponentsRIM PolicyDefineCompliance & Set RIMStrategyProgram Foundation“The end” is compliance for records, employees, and the businessClarify your values and goalsProgram strategy / yearly goalsYour strategy remains constant while processes evolve Unstructured records Structured records Physical records Disposition & destruction E-Mail ImagingRecord reviewAbandoned datasetsOnboard trainingLHO / record preservationAnd more 1

#2 - Begin With The End In MindProgram MaturityCommunicate &TrainSee the potentialDefine Compliance & RIM ountabilityFrameworkProgram EstablishmentRecordsRetention ScheduleFundamentalComponentsRIM PolicyDefineCompliance & Set RIMStrategyProgram Foundation“The end” is compliance for records, employees, and the businessClarify your values and goalsProgram strategy / yearly goalsYour strategy remains constant while processes evolve Unstructured records Structured records Physical records Disposition & destruction E-Mail ImagingRecord reviewAbandoned datasetsOnboard trainingLHO / record preservationAnd more 2

#2 - Begin With The End In MindProgram MaturityCommunicate &TrainSee the potentialDefine Compliance & RIM ountabilityFrameworkProgram EstablishmentRecordsRetention ScheduleFundamentalComponentsRIM PolicyDefineCompliance & Set RIMStrategyProgram Foundationevolveour andrecords“The“Continueend” is compliancetofor records,employees,the businessandinformationmanagementClarify your values and goalsprogrambygoalsimplementingProgramstrategy / yearlyand evolveprocessesYourstandardizedstrategy remains constanttoolswhile processes Unstructured records Imagingwithafocusonemployee Structured records Record review Physical records Abandoned datasetsawarenessandeducation” Disposition & destruction Onboard training(company key goal, rev. 2016) E-Mail LHO / record preservation And more 3

#2 - Begin With The End In MindProgram MaturityCommunicate &TrainSee the potentialDefine Compliance & RIM ountabilityFrameworkProgram EstablishmentRecordsRetention ScheduleFundamentalComponentsRIM PolicyDefineCompliance & Set RIMStrategyProgram Foundation“The end” is compliance for records, employees, and the businessClarify your values and goalsProgram strategy / yearly goalsYour strategy remains constant while processes evolve Unstructured records Structured records Physical records Disposition & destruction E-Mail ImagingRecord reviewAbandoned datasetsOnboard trainingLHO / record preservationAnd more 4

#3 – Put First Things FirstProgram MaturityCommunicate& TrainVisualize desired resultsRetention ountabilityFrameworkProgram mponentsResources, toolsets and processesRIM PolicyDefineCompliance & SetRIM StrategyProgram FoundationWhat’s important? Records Retention Schedule Write tenets for use and to manage Establish buy-in through RRS CommitteeNeedSolutionReliable and useableRegulatory and legal researchBusiness validationHelpful and usefulSingle, enterprise-wideFunctionalProcess groupsRecord series / retention code numbering10

7 Habits of a Highly Successful ProgramProgram MaturityCommunicate ntabilityFrameworkProgram EstablishmentRecordsRetention ScheduleFundamentalComponentsRIM PolicyDefineCompliance &Set RIM StrategyProgram Foundation12

#4 – Think Win-WinProgram MaturityCommunicate& TrainSeek mutually beneficial solutionsCreate entAccountabilityFrameworkProgram mponentsRIM PolicyDefineCompliance & SetRIM StrategyProgram FoundationMutually beneficial solutions and agreementsEstablish a steering committee / have executive sponsorCreate the win-win with accountability throughout the entire organizationAccountability Framework1: Leadership2: Record Leader3: Record Owner4: Record Coordinator5: Employee6: RIM Dept.7: RIM Training8: Assessment andImprovement9: Record UnitYour Companyformalizing the roles andresponsibilities within abusiness unit and helpingthem manage theirinformation in a consistentand systematic way13

#5 – Seek First To Understand,Then To Be UnderstoodProgram MaturityCommunicate& tabilityFrameworkProgram EstablishmentTake the paradigm plunge : Communicate & RIM PolicyDefineCompliance & SetRIM StrategyProgram FoundationCommunicate and train with easy to understand messagespublished resourcesRIM 100RIM 200RIM 300RIM TrainingPlan / Curriculumblognewsletterand moreFAQCommunicationPlanMarketingwebsitelunch and learnpromotional itemseventsposters14

#5 – Seek First To Understand,Then To Be UnderstoodProgram MaturityCommunicate& tabilityFrameworkProgram EstablishmentTake the paradigm plunge : Communicate & RIM PolicyDefineCompliance & SetRIM StrategyProgram FoundationSeniorLeadershipRecord Coordinator NetworkGuestSpeakersPage 1515

#5 – Seek First To Understand,Then To Be UnderstoodProgram MaturityCommunicate& TrainAccountabilityFrameworkProgram EstablishmentTake the paradigm plunge : Communicate & TrainCohesive design and “tagline” as buildingblocksIncluded in all correspondence: emailsignature, posters, marketing andtraining materialPage tentionScheduleFundamentalComponentsRIM PolicyDefineCompliance & SetRIM StrategyProgram FoundationInformationLifecycle16

#5 – Seek First To Understand,Then To Be UnderstoodProgram MaturityCommunicate& tabilityFrameworkProgram EstablishmentTake the paradigm plunge : Communicate & RIM PolicyDefineCompliance & SetRIM StrategyProgram FoundationRIM101Page 1717

#6 – SynergizeProgram MaturityCommunicate& TrainInstill teamworkInformation ccountabilityFrameworkProgram mponentsRIM PolicyDefineCompliance & SetRIM StrategyProgram Foundation“Meetingenterpriseneeds (legal,obligation,compliance,& businessvalue) anaginginformationthrough itslifecycle witha broaderperspectivethan justretention,legal obligationor automation”“Value of information decreases over time; cost and risk do not”* Electronic Discovery Reference Model1

#6 – SynergizeProgram MaturityCommunicate& TrainInstill ountabilityFrameworkSynergies Are EverywhereProgram mponentsRIM PolicyDefineCompliance & SetRIM StrategyProgram FoundationStrategical / Planned / Long TermBusiness ContextBusiness NeedTactical / Actionable / Immediate16

#6 – SynergizeStrategic teamworkSynergies Are EverywhereBecausesoftwareis developed forINFORMATIONsystems17

#6 – SynergizeTactical teamworkSynergies Are EverywhereEnvironmental SustainabilityInformation SecurityPlant and Pipeline OperationsGov’t Relations / PAC(many, many more)19

7 Habits of a Highly Successful ProgramProgram MaturityCommunicate ntabilityFrameworkProgram EstablishmentRecordsRetention ScheduleFundamentalComponentsRIM PolicyDefineCompliance &Set RIM StrategyProgram Foundation20

#7 – Sharpen the SawProgram MaturityCommunicate& TrainReach new levelsMeasure and ImproveAccountabilityFrameworkProgram agementRIM PolicyDefineCompliance & SetRIM StrategyProgram FoundationSharpen the Saw meanspreserving and enhancing thegreatest asset you have – You.Stephen R. CoveySharpen your skills, resources, and tools Focus on fundamentals (proactive, begin with the end, first things first) Keep business engaged (win-win, seek first to understand ,synergize) Apply technology for efficiency Use professional networking & training21

#7 – Sharpen the SawProgram MaturityCommunicate& TrainReach new levelsMeasure and untabilityFrameworkProgram mponentsRIM PolicyDefineCompliance & SetRIM StrategyProgram FoundationMeasure program usage & effectivenessMeasure policy complianceImplement improvements21

7 Habits of a Highly Successful ProgramUniversal Truths and Strategy ModelReach new levels; measure programeffectiveness, use, and compliance; implementimprovementsInstill teamwork; integrate processes foreffectiveness; automate for efficienciesProgram MaturityCommunicateInformation& TrainBusiness GovernanceEngagementTake the paradigm plunge; train everyone;keep the RIM message simple and easyAccountabilityFrameworkCreate mutually beneficial solutions; createcompany-wide accountabilityProgram EstablishmentVisualize desired results; enjoy one companywide records retention scheduleSee the potential; define compliance; establishthe strategyTake and give responsibility; have yourcompany-wide policy be the nentsCompliance &RIM PolicyStrategyProgram Foundation23

7 Habits of a Highly Successful ProgramRe-SetONEOK – A mid-stream natural gas (pipeline) company: 42,000pipeline miles for gathering, processing, storage and transportationof natural gas and natural gas liquids for producers, processorsand distribution / utility companiesInstinctExperience‘Dave–isms’5

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your. skills, resources, and tools. Focus on fundamentals (proactive, begin with the end, first things first) Keep business engaged (win- win, seek first to understand , synergize) Apply technology for efficiency Use professional networking & training.