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Introduction
from the Chair
The 4th Annual MDM SUMMIT Europe 2009
is again the premier European event, attracting speakers and
delegates from around the world. Please join us as
we engage practitioners from leading companies and thought
leaders in the field to reveal strategies for successfully
delivering this mission-critical and game-changing business
initiative. This is Europe’s largest gathering of master
data management (MDM) professionals where we all look forward
to sharing new insights whilst learning from the broad network
of European IT professionals who are committed to excellence
in MDM, customer data integration (CDI), product information
management (PIM), and data governance.
Indeed, in times of economic crisis
the analyst firms have declared MDM to be “recession proof”.
Moreover, businesses which are continuing to deploy MDM as
the basis for innovative, collaborative strategies are exploiting
enterprise master data solutions to create more effective,
innovative, and agile real-time enterprises. These businesses
are dramatically reducing costs, meeting compliance reporting
mandates, delivering increased sales and marketing effectiveness,
and providing superior service to customers and suppliers.
"Wait and see" is not an option as these enterprises
are quickly taking the lead in many markets.
Contemporary solutions to a "unified customer view,"
and similar master data initiatives range from do-it-yourself
infrastructure initiatives closely tied to the service-oriented
architecture (SOA) model to commercial off-the-shelf applications
such as "data hubs" and "registries".
Both variations require data modelling and data governance
solutions to navigate the physics and politics of large scale
data management. And both variations require measures of
data preparation to cleanse and enrich master data, as well
as middleware to aggregate, propagate, replicate, and synchronize
such master data.
MDM SUMMIT Europe 2009 brings it all
together. Jump start workshops, best practice and case
study presentations by leading organisations, thought leadership
keynotes by the most in-demand consultants and analysts, and
a lively "hands on" solutions expo. All this via
a combination of 30+speakers, 15+vendors, and three tracks
– all in one event.
Our summit programme is structured
for companies at all stages of MDM initiatives – whether
kick starting a shared services or service-oriented architecture
to support universal customer views, or developing a comprehensive
business strategy to share master data across all channels
and partners in a 21st century information supply chain.
I look forward to meeting you and your MDM team this April
in London.
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Aaron
Zornes
Chief Research Officer
The MDM Institute &
Conference Chairman, MDM Summit Europe 2009
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Who
Should Attend
- CTOs, CIOs, Enterprise Architects, and Data Architects
responsible for translating business strategic vision into
pragmatic IT delivery programmes. Decision makers who are
responsible for exploring and implementing both tactical
and strategic MDM solutions. Professionals who need to understand
how MDM solutions can fit into an existing data integration
framework or services-oriented architecture.
- Senior Business Strategists, Chief Operating Officers,
and LOB Managers charged with deploying competitive differentiating
technologies to dramatically increase customer service levels,
reduce operational costs, and increase marketing effectiveness.
Business executives and managers needing to improve the
quality, consistency, and completeness of data-driven applications
for which they are responsible.
- Data Stewards, Data Quality Managers, IT Implementers,
and Project and Programme Managers responsible for increasing
the value and effective of master data such as customer,
product, supplier, and pricing.
- VPs and Directors of Sales/ Marketing Analytics, VPs
for Customer Experience, VPs for Customer Service, VPs for
Business Intelligence, and Customer Contact Centre Directors/
Managers. Senior-level managers charged with standardizing
customer and other reference data across multiple enterprise
applications.
- Directors of Customer Analytics, Business Intelligence
Programme Managers, and Data Warehousing Programme Managers.
Those responsible for incorporating MDM programs into the
framework of their overall BI initiatives.
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| Group
Booking Discounts
- 2-3 delegates 10%
- 4-5 delegates 15%
- 6-8 delegates 20%
- 9+ delegates 25%
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What
You Will Learn
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Dramatically increase your company's
ROI on existing CRM initiatives, as well as deploy
competitive differentiating technologies to dramatically
increase customer service levels, reduce operational costs
and increase marketing effectiveness
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Accelerate your time-to-ROI regarding
MDM, CDI, PIM and Data Governance. Meet with other
serious evaluators of master data solutions – both early
adopters (speakers and attendees) as well as IT professionals
at the same stage in the product evaluation lifecycle
as you are.
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Learn how early adopters prioritized
their MDM infrastructure build-out – also hear
how they used various ROI methods to justify these enterprise-wide
projects
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Gauge the impact of key MDM trends
relative to key business trends in mergers &
acquisitions, strategic sourcing, and more
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Perform due diligence on all the
major components of an enterprise master data solution.
Save yourself the lengthy process of vetting vendor
references by networking with those-already-in-the-know.
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Learn the pros and cons of mega
vendor MDM (specifically IBM MDM Server, Microsoft
MDM, Oracle Fusion MDM, SAP NetWeaver MDM, and Teradata)
vs. best-of-breed solutions such as DataFlux, Human Inference,
Initiate Systems, Kalido, Siperian, Sun, Tibco, and Visionware
Ascertain the advantages and tradeoffs
concerning off-the-shelf commercial solutions relative to
IT custom-built frameworks utilising enterprise application
integration (EAI), enterprise information integration (EII),
and extract/transform/load (ETL) middleware tools
Learn a step-by-step checklist
for MDM product evaluation that will save you time
and help you avoid the most commonly made mistakes
Master data management
is particularly important in today’s increasingly complex
global business landscape – in part due to increasingly
demanding suppliers, trading partners, customers … as well
as financial challenges and government regulations. A “single
version of the truth” must exist across an organisation’s
many far-flung locations as well as in its dealings with supply
chain partners. A superior MDM capability
is a key driver of high performance sustainability during
the economic crisis.
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SUMMIT Europe 2009 is your best opportunity to find out how
recession-challenged organisations are justifying and executing
their MDM initiatives to dramatically reduce costs, meet compliance
reporting mandates, deliver increased sales and marketing
effectiveness, and provide superior service to customers and
suppliers
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Companies
Who Previously Attended
This is a list of some of the companies that have sent delegates
to past Summits in London:
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1. ABN AMRO
2. Alliance & Leicester
3. Allied Bakeries
4. American Express
5. Anglian Water
6. AstraZeneca
7. ATP
8. Aviva
9. Barclays Bank
10. Barclays PLC
11. Basic American Foods
12. BAT
13. BBC
14. Belgacom NV
15. BP
16. British Airways
17. British American Tobacco
18. British Insurance
19. BT
20. Capita Business Services
21. Capital International Ltd.
22. Carphone Warehouse plc
23. Choice Hotels
24. Citigroup
25. COLT Telecom Group SA
26. Co-operative Financial Services
27. Credit Suisse
28. Dell, Inc
29. DHL
30. DWP
31. Elisa
32. Equipe & Developpement
33. Fidelity International Ltd
34. Financial Services Authority |
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35. GlaxoSmithKline
36. Glitnir Bank
37. Grundfos
38. Harrods
39. HBOS
40. Heineken
41. Howden Kitchens
42. HSBC
43. Husasmidjan
44. INA - Oil and Gas Industry
45. ING Belgium
46. Intuit Inc.
47. IPL
48. Irish Life & Permanent
49. Johnson & Johnson
50. La Poste
51. Lloyds TSB
52. London Borough of Brent
53. London Borough of Southwalk
54. Marks & Spencer Money
55. Masterfoods
56. Merck Serona
57. Microsoft Corporation
58. MITTS LTD
59. Mobinil
60. National Australia Group Europe
61. Nationwide Building Society
62. Nestlé
63. Nokia Corporation
64. Nordea Bank
65. Norwich Union Life
66. O2
67. Panasonic Europe
68. Petroleum Air Services
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69. Provident Financial
plc
70. QBE Insurance
71. R.R. Donnelley
72. RBS
73. Reuters
74. Ricoh
75. Royal Mail
76. RSPCA
77. Sanlam Life
78. Satama Finland
79. Saudi Aramco
80. Saudi Telecom Corporation
81. Scottish Qualifications Authority
82. Smith & Nephew
83. Swinton Group Ltd
84. TeleAtlas
85. Telefonica
86. Telenor
87. The AA
88. The Co-operative Group
89. The Guardian
90. The Register
91. T-Mobile
92. Turkcell
93. UBS
94. Virgin Mobile
95. Virgin Money
96. Vodafone Egypt
97. WestLB AG
98. XL Insurance
99. Yell Ltd
100. Zurich Financial Services |
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| About
the MDM Institute

The MDM Institute was founded in 2004 in San Francisco, California
to focus on MDM business drivers and technology challenges.
The business mission of the MDM Institute is “To help
IT organisations become more efficient, effective, and timely
in their use of customer data integration (CDI), master data
management (MDM), and data governance solutions to achieve
their customer-centric business goals.” Among the client
activities and deliverables are:
- MDM Advisory Council™
of 100 organisations who receive unlimited MDM, CDI, PIM
and Data Governance advice to key individuals, e.g. CTOs,
CIOs, and project leads
- MDM Business Council™ of
15,000+ Global 5000 IT managers and executives who receive
a limited distribution, bi-weekly newsletter with CDI industry
updates
- MDM Alert™ bi-weekly
newsletter provides IT organisations, MDM vendors, and investors
hard-hitting insights into best practices as well as market
observations derived from interactions with the MDM Advisory
Council™ and the MDM Business Council™.
- MDM MarketPulse™ monthly
survey results, e.g. budgets, success/failure rates, mindshare
based on ongoing surveys of the Advisory Council and Business
Council
- MDM Fast Track™ quarterly
1-day public workshop
- MDM Summit™ annual
conferences held in North America, Europe, Australia, and
Japan
For further details on all our services visit http://www.tcdii.com.
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About
IRM UK

IRM UK is an international organisation that specialises
in strategic IT training for IT & business professionals
and managers. Subject areas that we cover include: Enterprise
Architecture, IT Strategy, Business & Systems Analysis
and Data Management. Our presenters have superior technical
knowledge, teaching skills and a wide range of practical business
experience. They are some of the most influential technologists,
methodologists and original thinkers in IT and business today.
Noted for the participation of top level decision makers
from both the corporate, user and vendor communities, and
the lucid analysis of critical strategic and management issues,
our events are condensed and rigorous combining technical
explanations with management advice and discussions of future
directions. Our world class speakers include Aaron Zornes,
Robert Seiner, Malcolm Chisholm, John Zachman, Mike Ferguson,
Roger Burlton, Stan Locke, Chris Potts, Larry English, Graeme
Simsion, Peter Aiken, Suzanne Robertson, Kathy Long, Rick
van der Lans and Clive Finkelstein. For further detail, contact
IRM UK on +44 (0)20 8866 8366 or customerservice@irmuk.co.uk,
or visit the company website at www.irmuk.co.uk.
Apart from this event we are also running the following two
major conferences in London this year:
Enterprise
Architecture Conference Europe 2009
8-10 June 2009, London
Data
Management & Information Quality Conference 2009
3 Co-located Conferences on Data Management, Information Quality
and Metadata Management
2-5 November 2009, London
11th Annual Conference
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