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[TDWI] World Conference in San Diego: August 19-24
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** TDWI World Conference **
August 19-24, 2007
San Diego, CA
http://www.tdwi.org/info.aspx?id=39511
The TDWI World Conference in San Diego brings together leading industry
visionaries to deliver a unique program of cutting-edge education, best
practices, one-on-one consulting, peer networking, business intelligence
certification, and product demos. From business intelligence fundamentals
to business analytics, TDWI?s program of more than 50 full-day, half-day,
and night school courses offers something for your entire team.
TDWI?s content and offerings are continually refined, and new curriculum
is developed; many of the courses have been updated to keep pace with
changes in the industry and address emerging trends and technologies. At
the San Diego conference, more than a third of the content is new or
refreshed.
* Register by July 20 and Save! *
Priority Code: TDAN1SD07
Register by July 20, 2007, and receive an early registration discount and
bonus gift:
http://www.tdwi.org/info.aspx?id=39512
Hot Topics
-- Bringing Business and IT Together
-- Business Analytics for Effective Use of Data
-- Data Management--Modeling, Data Quality, Data Governance, and
More
-- Realizing the Full Potential of Your BI Solution
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?It was great to hear from and be able to speak with experienced
professionals in the field rather than simply relying on textbooks and
information from vendors. There is information here for all
perspectives--IT management, business users, IT technical specialists,
etc.?
R. Ethridge, Louisiana State University
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Register:
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Keynote Presentations:
http://www.tdwi.org/info.aspx?id=39513
>> Information Democracy--The Rise of the Performance Network
Frank Buytendijk
The business case for BI has always been difficult to define, other than
?better insight leads to better decisions.? Sharing information with
multiple stakeholders, however, builds a much more tangible business
case. In this keynote, Frank Buytendijk will share where most
organizations are in using information as an asset, which will include
many business cases. He will also explain why most performance-management
methodologies focus on the wrong question, leading to dysfunctional
organizational behavior.
>> Best Practices in Implementing Predictive Analytics
Wayne Eckerson
Predictive analytics surface patterns within large volumes of data that
organizations can use to take proactive steps to correct problems or
capitalize on unforeseen market demand. Predictive analytics enables
organizations to drive greater value from their data warehousing
investments. Using research conducted by TDWI, this keynote will define
predictive analytics, analyze market adoption, and make recommendations
for successful implementation of a predictive analytics practice.
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Featured Tracks in San Diego
http://www.tdwi.org/info.aspx?id=39514
While TDWI conferences always cover the full spectrum of business
intelligence and data warehousing, the conference in San Diego will also
include weeklong tracks of courses that will broaden your knowledge,
skill, and ability in the following areas:
>> Business Analytics
Organizations increasingly depend on business analytics to be competitive
and drive positive business actions. Understanding and utilizing analytic
techniques such as predictive analytics, data mining, and data
visualization leads to better performance management. Luckily, today?s
business analytics is enabled with technology solutions such as OLAP,
dashboards, and scorecards. From beginner to advanced, there are 15 full-
and half-day courses for you to choose from to broaden your knowledge of
(and ability to implement) business analytics concepts, techniques, and
technologies.
>> Bringing Business and IT Together
For those in IT--architects, developers, implementers, and operators of
BI systems--a solid grasp of business terms, concepts, and principles is
crucial. For those in business--from sponsors to data analysts--a higher
level of technical literacy and understanding is required. Both need to
strive for cooperation, collaboration, partnership, teamwork, and a final
resolution to the long-standing business/IT divide. Technology
professionals and business sponsors alike will benefit from this in-depth
program focused on aligning business and IT.
>> Data Management
We know that data is one of our most valuable assets in providing a
factual basis for gauging our business success. Data must be governed
from its inception, through analysis and design, data integration, and
ongoing data quality programs. This conference brings you 13 data
management courses focused on data governance, metadata concepts, data
modeling, dimensional data modeling, master data management, and data
quality.
More information on the special tracks in San Diego:
http://www.tdwi.org/info.aspx?id=39514
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TDWI Executive Summit
http://www.tdwi.org/info.aspx?id=39515
Special Program for BI Directors and BI Sponsors
August 20-21
The TDWI Executive Summit brings together a select group of BI sponsors
and BI directors from various industries for two days of interactive
learning and discussion. The program puts you in contact with your peers
and thought leaders in the BI industry who can address your most
challenging questions and issues.
Specifically, the TDWI Executive Summit helps you:
-- Create a strong network of peers to whom you can turn for advice and
guidance
-- Validate your understanding of best practices and pitfalls in various
BI/DW disciplines
-- Stay abreast of the latest research, trends, and technologies in the
industry
To ensure the quality of discussion, we restrict attendance in the TDWI
Executive Summit to either BI sponsors or BI directors who own, shape, or
directly influence the BI strategy.
More information on the Executive Summit:
http://www.tdwi.org/info.aspx?id=39515
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CBIP Credential
http://www.tdwi.org/info.aspx?id=39516
The Certified Business Intelligence Professional (CBIP) program is
designed for those who have knowledge and experience within a particular
specialty and need a respected credential that communicates that
expertise to others. This exam-based certification program tests industry
knowledge, skills, and experience within five areas of specialization,
providing the most meaningful and credible certification available in the
industry. TDWI will offer new exam preparation courses as well as testing
opportunities at the conference in San Diego.
More information on CBIP:
http://www.tdwi.org/info.aspx?id=39516
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