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March 10th, 2010: "Top 10 Emerging Trends in Business Intelligence and Analytics"

Network. Share. Learn.

ATTENTION ALL BI/DW PROFESSIONALS IN THE NEW YORK CITY TRI-STATE AREA

“The Top 10 Emerging Trends in Business Intelligence, Analytics and Performance Management” is the topic of our next TDWI Chapter Seminar on March 10th in New York City. We are pleased and excited to have with us, as our keynote presenter and facilitator, Mr. Nenshad Bardoliwalla, author, lecturer, renowned social media broadcaster, independent analyst and former executive and visionary at Oracle and SAP. Nenshad will be joined by our case history presenter, Mr. Howard Brathwaite, Vice-President of Business Intelligence at Viacom/MTV.

The beginning of a decade is an appropriate time to investigate and contemplate the impact of the new Business Intelligence (BI) trends and approaches emerging to meet increasingly complex, real-time business needs. Given the massive BI industry consolidation that reached its zenith in 2007, one could certainly have been forgiven for being less than optimistic about the prospects of innovation in this market. However, nothing could be further from the truth, as the BI industry once again proves itself to be remarkably vibrant and fertile, with a surge of innovative offerings springing up in the wake of consolidation:

· Web 2.0-style collaboration

· Mashup reporting

· SaaS BI; Cloud tools; Open source

· In-memory and “big data” management; columnar storage

· Real-time data warehousing; automated operational decision-making

· Predictive analytics; advanced visualization

Who are the vendors and products to watch? Which technologies offer the greatest potential impact for business? On which should we focus our attention and consider pilot investments, and for which is further maturation required? What might my Business Intelligence platform look like three years from now, and how do I prepare myself and my organization, today?

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Education and networking in a vendor-neutral environment is the TDWI hallmark. Meet other local BI/DW professionals, swap business cards, share challenges and successes, and exchange career advice.

TDWI Chapter Seminars are open to all BI/DW technical and business professionals. There is no fee to attend this seminar, although pre-registration is required. Visit the TDWI Chapter Registration Link or the NYC Tri-State Area Chapter page to register.

If you would like to become a TDWI Member, attend this seminar and become eligible for a 10% discount off Membership. For more information about this seminar, registration or membership, please contact Jon M. Deutsch.

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When: Wednesday, March 10th, 2010 8:30 am-12 noon

Where: Two Penn Plaza, New York City (conveniently located above Penn Station)

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About Our Presenters

Nenshad Bardoliwalla was most recently the CTO for Enterprise Performance Management (EPM) and Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) at SAP and is Co-Author of Driven To Perform: Risk-Aware Performance Management From Strategy Through Execution (Evolved Technologist Press, New York, NY, 2009). He co-founded SAP’s EPM group and was instrumental in establishing the category at SAP, leading solution marketing, solution management and product development at different points in its history. He also played a key role in establishing SAP’s Office of the CFO vision, combining GRC and EPM into coherent vision for driving strategic management processes in organizations. Prior to joining SAP, Nenshad played critical leadership roles at Siebel Systems and Hyperion Solutions in shaping the strategy and product development efforts of multiple products that now comprise Oracle’s EPM system. Nenshad holds a BA from Cornell University and an MA from New York University.

Howard Brathwaite is the Vice President of BI at MTV Networks, the global media conglomerate, where he leads the business-side efforts to deliver best-in-class BI solutions through the execution of the Linear / On-Air Ad Sales knowledge management strategy. Howard previously worked at Masterfoods (M&M/Mars) for over 13 years during which time he led the successful implementation of industry-leading Category Leadership decision support solutions and their Siebel CRM deployment, within Sales, Trade Marketing, Logistics and Finance. Howard gained his early experiences in the management consulting practices of Coopers & Lybrand and KPMG. Howard has been a guest speaker for the Vanderbilt University, Owen Graduate School of Management MBA/EMBA programs.

We're looking forward to seeing everyone there.

Best regards,

Jon M. Deutsch

President
TDWI NYC Tri-State Area Chapter

Jon.M.Deutsch@gmail.com
http://www.linkedin.com/in/JonMDeutsch

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About TDWI Chapters

TDWI sponsors Chapters in regions throughout the world to foster education and networking at the local level among business intelligence and data warehousing professionals. Chapter meetings are open to any BI/DW professional.