Trillium
Software
30 October 10:35-11:05
Track 1
What you don’t know about your data can definitely
hurt you
Ed Wrazen, Trillium Software |
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Many
companies are currently in the process of determining their response
to the demands of corporate compliance such as sanctions, anti-money
laundering, Basel II, fraud detection and corporate governance.
Few, however, really understand the issues associated with poor
data quality and the threat these pose to their business. In this
presentation, we will cover the following key points:
- How to automate
the auditing and understanding of data dispersed across multiple
silos
- What do
we mean by data quality metrics and why are they important to
your business
- How to conduct
a gap-analysis to assess the completeness and validity of available
data
- SOA for
data quality - Implementing data quality processes and rules across
multiple systems
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Identity
Systems
30 October 10:35-11:05
Track 2
Data
Quality
Suresh
Menon, Identity Systems
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With
hundreds of millions of customers in 178 countries, Hewlett-Packard
(HP) is truly a giant in the technology industry. Its acquisitions
and mergers – have dramatically increased HP's product portfolio,
customer base and market share.HP required a single, standardized
view of all their business-to-business customers so they could build
an exceptional total customer experience (TCE). However, distributed
systems carried customer data in proprietary and often conflicting
formats, preventing accessibility from elsewhere in the enterprise.
They needed a single system that would:
- Allow a
comprehensive view of their business-to-business customers across
the enterprise. regardless of geography, language, or complex
character sets
- Identify
duplicate customer site records
- Enrich these
records with intelligence from HP or third parties
- Handle Unicode
requirements as well as languages such as Chinese, Japanese and
Korean
- Simplify
system integration efforts and process flows tied to the same
customer in multiple systems.
- Be callable
in real-time or batch.
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DataFlux
30 October 13:20-13:50
Track 1
Master
Data Management: A day in the life of…,
Colin Rickard,
DataFlux
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In an ever more connected world, traditional businesses through
to high tech companies are forced to handle huge volumes of data.
As the data wave increases, companies have very different approaches
to managing this data, some realising and harnessing its competitive
opportunity and some just overwhelmed and unable to make any sense
of it. DataFlux will illustrate this modern business reality by
looking at how effective data management impacts a day in the life
of a call centre operator, a supplier manager and also an information
security manager. This presentation will highlight the current hands
on issues associated with master data management (MDM) and also
the potential benefits to be gained from robust MDM processes.
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Global
Address
30 October 13:20-13:50
Track 2
The
New Faces of International Address Quality
Martin
Turvey, managing director of Harte-Hanks Global Address
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Address
quality is no longer confined to enabling correct addressing for
successful postal delivery. With the sudden and increasing importance
of compliance and transparency, Martin Turvey will show you what
Global Address clients have learnt in applying international address
quality to areas such as the following:
- purchasing
patterns
- fraud detection
- cross-selling/up-selling
- direct marketing
- location-based
services.
The session
will cover how to overcome challenges such as languages and character
sets, international address formats, and file enhancements such
as time zones and geo-coordinates. |
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Embarcadero
Technologies
30 October 17:45-18:15
Track 1
Using
Process Modeling in your Enterprise Architecture
Donna
Burbank, Embarcadero
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Modelling business processes as part of a successful
Enterprise Architecture is increasingly important as market and
compliance pressures drive the need for IT to provide a clear audit
trail between business processes and the IT systems that support
them. The ability to associate process with data, applications,
business areas, rules, and stewardship is critical for providing
impact analysis reporting between interrelated systems and applications
throughout the enterprise. This session will discuss Embarcadero’s
new Business Process Modeling solution, and how this integrates
with a corporation’s Enterprise Architecture needs.
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Informatica
30 October 17:45-18:15
Track 2
Reporting
and scorecarding, the foundation for ongoing data quality management
Garry
Moroney, Informatica Data Quality
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| Knowledge
is power. Knowing where your organization stands in terms of key data
quality attributes, such as consistency, accuracy and conformity,
is an important starting point for all data quality improvement initiatives.
The data quality scorecard is a powerful management tool that can
be used by organizations to drive data quality improvement across
the enterprise. Data quality reports published in a standard a business
activity dashboard provide managers responsible for data collection
and information management with the vital intelligence needed to prioritize
data quality issues, set targets and ultimately design the processes
that will ensure high levels of data quality are achieved and maintained. |
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Datanomic
31 October 12:50-13:20
Track 1
Data Quality: Demystifying the Black Art
Ian
Clubb & Steve Tuck, Datanomic |
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| Data Quality
is regarded by many as a black art that requires expert knowledge
and years of experience. Through the use of an illustrative case study
based around a CRM system, Ian and Steve will reveal some of the magicians’
secrets and demonstrate how new innovative solutions and a robust
methodology can turn a novice into a competent professional in days.
Using a data-driven approach, business and IT professionals can collaborate
to understand, improve, protect and control data quality and rapidly
deliver a return on investment. |
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Initiate
31 October 12:50-13:20
Track 2
Real
Time Identity Resolution - The Answer
James Wilkinson, UK Services Director, Initiate Systems
UK Ltd |
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| Initiate
Systems is a leading provider of Customer Data Integration (CDI),
Enterprise Master Person Index (EMPI) and Entity Resolution software
and services for the on-demand enterprise. Initiate Systems enables
customer-focused business strategies by providing accurate customer
and patient data to people and systems in real time.
This session will explore critical issues in terms
of:
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Accuracy
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Scalability
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Performance
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Time to business value
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Ease of implementation/management
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& Critically - Return on investment.
It will refer
to case studies where real time identity resolution is operational
across millions of records and is proving invaluable including:
- Microsoft
- Individuals and Organisations
- Healthcare,
where Initiate’s products are the de-facto standard
- Project
LInX – Data sharing between USA police agencies such as
the FBI, the NCIS (Naval Criminal Investigative Service), local
and regional law enforcement agencies and InQTel, the USA’s
intelligence community.
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ZOOMiX
31 October 17:20-17:50
Track 1
The fast track to Master Data Quality
Nathan Birtle, Zoomix
Ltd |
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Zoomix
brings an innovative approach to achieve and maintain high-quality
master data. Using unique, self learning mechanisms to automate
set up and analysis, results are provided almost instantly with
significantly less effort.
Even millions of records can be matched, normalised and categorised
without the hassle of maintaining complicated rules to manage the
data. Raab Karcher used Zoomix to consolidate, cleanse and categorise
data from 7 different ERP systems. Zoomix reduced the time required
for the migration by 70% while the ongoing margin improvement is
even more compelling.
Does it sound
too good to be true? Please come and join us during this session
and judge yourself. |
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Denodo
Technologies
31 October 17:20-17:50
Track 2
Building relevance
and relationships between multi-source, multi-format information in
real-time
Antonio Matarranz,
Denodo Technologies
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| Analysts
highlight the importance of providing not only a unified and standard
access to an increasingly diverse set of information sources (in terms
of location, format and structuring level) but also of building relationships
between these sources, to improve their relevance and value for decision-taking.
And to add to this complexity, the requirements for more “immediate”
access to this information are continuously increasing. Denodo
solves the problem of Real-Time Information Integration & Retrieval
across diverse sources, including information in applications/databases,
free-form documents and files and from any website. Companies that
are able to capture, relate and present data from multiple sources
in real-time can have significant advantages in driving innovation
and revenue growth, providing better customer service, identifying
market opportunities and threats sooner and increasing operational
efficiency and productivity. |
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Kalido
31 October 18:00-18:30
Track 1
Mastering your data: “MDM in the real world“
Andy Hayler, Kalido
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| Master
data management (MDM) is an emerging discipline that spans organisation,
processes, data and technology. Though the issues it addresses are
not new, some of the approaches being taken are. In this session Andy
Hayler, founder of Kalido (a pioneer in MDM) will discuss practical
issues including how to justify MDM projects, pitfalls to avoid and
how to navigate an increasingly crowded market. Andy will draw on
several real case studies to illustrate best practice in MDM projects,
and will arm you with awkward questions to ask your vendors. |
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ASG
31 October 18:00-18:30
Track 2
Data Warehouse Metadata Management: “Blueprint
for Success”
Jonathan Brown, ASG |
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| “Engineering"
a data warehouse is a lot like engineering a physical
warehouse. A physical warehouse is constructed using blueprints that
clearly depict the building's infrastructure. In the context of DW
engineering, these blueprints are all metadata – the
contextual information describing the DW environment. Our ASG-Rochade™
Data Warehouse Application enables capture, management, and
access to metadata across the enterprise. This facilitates
change management and impact analysis as well as increasing decision-maker
confidence in DW information |
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Business
Objects
1 November 13:20-13:50
Track 1
Build a Trusted Data Foundation with Enterprise Information Management
Richard Neale, Product Marketing Manager, Business Objects
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To
make the best business decisions, you need to have the right information.
Business Objects recently introduced its Enterprise Information
Management (EIM) framework, which helps you eliminate doubt and
build confidence in your data. EIM is a combination of strategy,
practices, and open technologies that allow you to deliver trusted,
integrated, and timely information.
- Learn how
EIM can help you better serve and retain customers, meet today’s
stringent compliance requirements, and manage your growing data
volumes more effectively
- Find out
how the specific technologies within the EIM product stack can
help you gain faster data access, build a reliable data structure,
and monitor and improve the quality of your critical data
- See examples
of how companies have leveraged EIM to improve trusted information
and ensure a more comprehensive view of their business
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Omikron
1 November 13:20-13:50
Track 2
Finding duplicates in worldwide data: Challenges
& Solutions
Carsten Kraus, Omikron Data Quality GmbH |
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Acting
in just your home country becomes a dangerous dead end. Whilst in
business the world unites, many countries demand to maintain or even
strengthen their cultural identity - part of which are names conventions,
addressing and different writing characters. Respecting those cultural
identities requires clearly localized master data.
- Why the principles
for U.K. data do not work for worldwide data
- Alphabets,
Abugidas, Abjads, Syllable and Symbol characters - The 5 ways
of writing and why different may be the same
- What makes
finding similarities so difficult
- Name conventions
& name distribution
- Lack of reference
data
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