International Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence Summit 2006

by Mike Ferguson, Claudia Imhoff, Colin White, Mark Madsen download a PDF brochure

Description

Data Warehousing (DW) and Business Intelligence (BI) have evolved dramatically over the past few years.

The data integration capabilities of Data Warehousing are now being replicated and applied to data

integration applications throughout the Enterprise.

The experience and Best Practices gained from these Data Integration projects are being captured and re-used through the services of a corporate data integration competency center.

At the same time, BI is no longer used just for strategic and tactical planning and analysis, but also for analyzing and optimizing key daily and intra-day Business operations. As the need for on-demand data and timely Business analysis grows, companies are moving toward capturing operational data in near-Real-Time and embedding BI processes into their Business transaction processes and applications.
This international conference will provide you with the latest information and Best Practices about Data Warehousing and Data Integration.
It will focus specifically on new Data Integration techniques and practices, high performance Data Warehousing, and Real-Time Data Integration and Operational Business Intelligence.

Main Topics

Data Integration and Data Warehousing State of the Art
An In-Depth look at Enterprise Information Integration (EII)
ETL Status Report
Embedding BI/DW in Business Transactions and Web Services
Understanding Master Data Management
Building a Single View of the Customer
Sorting Out Metadata Chaos
New Developments in Data Quality Management and Data Profiling
The Role of Data Warehouse Appliances
Building Large-Scale Data Warehouses
The Role of Open Source in BI and Data Warehousing
Approaches to Creating a Data Integration Competency Center