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| Tuesday
8 November 09:30 - 10:30 |
INFORMATION
QUALITY KEYNOTE Morning Glories, Mukluks and Mushy Peas: A Systems Approach to Management Dr. Joyce Orsini, Director,The W. Edwards Deming Institute |
| Wednesday
9 November 9:00 - 10:00 |
DAMA
INTERNATIONAL KEYNOTE Data Management Technology Challenges - Past, Present and Future Ian Walton, Chief Designer, Enterprise Information and Data Management Solutions, British Telecom |
| Wednesday
9 November 10:00 -14:-0 |
META
DATA KEYNOTE Meta Data ROI: Using Meta Data to Attain a Strategic Corporate Advantage David Marco, President, EWSolutions |
| Conference Day One: 8 November 2005 | |||
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Information Quality
Keynote:
Through metaphors and examples, Dr. Joyce Orsini will discuss the benefits of running an organization as a system. She will compare and contrast a systems approach to management with what exists in many companies today. She will discuss the interdependence of the different functions of the organization and how barriers between functions create suboptimal behavior and results. Conflicting goals, confusion, diffusion, and displacements result in poor performance and chaos. Ongoing chaos (stable chaos) is sometimes difficult to uncover, as it is repeatable, easy to document, and eligible for ISO status. Points will be clarified through examples from organizations with which Dr. Orsini has worked.
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| Conference Day Two: 9 November 2005 | |||
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DAMA
Keynote: Throughout the history of data processing we have continually been faced with challenges that we look to technology to help us solve. Moore’s Law somewhat dictates that there is always an unending supply of emerging technology available to enable new challenges and limits to be tackled. However, although technology helps solve data management problems let’s not forget that it’s also been a major contributor to creating those problems in the first place. In this session Ian takes a look at how technology in data management has helped us manage ever-increasing volumes of data, and looks at the challenges going forward.
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Meta
Data Keynote: Corporations have found that building a managed meta data environment that is accessible and relevant to its business and technical users is no longer an option, but a requirement. In this keynote address real-world case studies of highly successful meta data management implementations will be presented and lessons learned from these projects will be utilized to illustrate the return on investment that a managed meta data environment can provide. Topics covered include:
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