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e-Records Conference 2026

Organized by Texas State Library and Archives Commission and Texas Department of Information Resources

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Event date: November 20, 2026
Format: In person
Location: Commons Conference Center, 2901 Read Granberry Trail, Austin, Texas 78758
Compensation: Not listed

About this call

The 2026 e-Records Conference brings Texas public-sector records, IT, legal, and data professionals together around the theme “Compliance to Intelligence.” Its presentations and workshops share practical strategies for electronic records management, data governance, cybersecurity, privacy, and artificial intelligence in government.

Topics

Electronic records managementInformation governanceData governanceCybersecurityPrivacyArtificial intelligence in government

Audience

Texas public-sector records professionalsIT professionalsLegal professionalsData professionals

Session formats

PresentationsWorkshops