TDWI Chapters: Australia - Melbourne
The purpose of the Australia Chapter - Melbourne of the Data Warehouse Institute (TDWI) is to enable local BI/DW professionals to:
- Meet regularly with each other on a regional basis
- Share best practices in a small group setting
- Establish a strong network of peers
- Gain technical advice and career direction
Everyone is welcome. We encourage you to join TDWI, but you do not need to be a member to attend.
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In October 2012 BioGrid Australia won The People’s Choice Award in the prestigious Australian Excellence in Business Intelligence Awards. Join us as we share their award winning journey and gain insights into their pioneering work.
BioGrid Australia operates a leading federated data sharing platform that allows authorised medical and health researchers to dynamically extract data from multiple sources whilst protecting patient privacy.
For years doctors and hospitals across Australia have been collecting information on various diseases and the way in which they are diagnosed and treated for the purposes of research. Most of this information is stored within individual databases. Using analytical tools BioGrid Australia provides the technology to link anonymous patient information from these different databases in a way that maintains the privacy of the patient and the security of the information. This means information from greater numbers of patients can be combined, leading to more effective and powerful research.
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Dear Melbourne BI/DW and Marketing Business Professionals,
We cordially invite you to attend our upcoming TDWI Melbourne Chapter meeting on March 20, 2013 featuring our guest speaker – 2012 Excellence in BI People’s Choice Award winner –BioGrid Australia. Come meet other local professionals, swap business cards, share ideas, and exchange career advice while listening to quality presentations. See our meeting agenda below. Online Pre-Registration also below.
When: |
5.00pm – 7.00pm, Wednesday 20 March, 2013 |
Where: |
Microsoft Corporation
Exhibition Room
4 Freshwater Place
Southbank, Melbourne |
DON'T MISS THIS EVENT! Please RSVP below
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Agenda:
5.00pm |
Registration, Refreshments and Networking |
5.30pm |
Welcome, TDWI Australia |
5.35pm – 6.35 pm |
Presentation - Featuring 2012 Excellence in Business Intelligence People’s Choice Winner, BioGrid Australia. Presented by Maureen Turner, CEO, BrioGrid. |
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Abstract
In October 2012 BioGrid Australia won The People’s Choice Award in the prestigious Australian Excellence in Business Intelligence Awards. Join us as we share their award winning journey and gain insights into their pioneering work.
BioGrid Australia operates a leading federated data sharing platform that allows authorised medical and health researchers to dynamically extract data from multiple sources whilst protecting patient privacy.
For years doctors and hospitals across Australia have been collecting information on various diseases and the way in which they are diagnosed and treated for the purposes of research. Most of this information is stored within individual databases. Using analytical tools BioGrid Australia provides the technology to link anonymous patient information from these different databases in a way that maintains the privacy of the patient and the security of the information. This means information from greater numbers of patients can be combined, leading to more effective and powerful research.
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6.35pm – 7.00pm |
Refreshments and Networking |
DON'T MISS THIS EVENT! Please RSVP below
Click here to register for the next upcoming event
About the Presenter:
Maureen Turner – Chief Executive Officer
BioGrid Australia
In her role as CEO, Maureen is responsible for the strategic and operational management of the not-for-profit organisation and its membership. Utilising her extensive commercial experience, Maureen directs infrastructure and data management strategies to address the increasing need by researchers to access and analyse data from multiple institutions and diseases for both investigator-led and commercial-led medical research.
Prior to her current role Maureen held senior management positions in Operations and Commercial Risk, Business Development and Marketing across a number of industry sectors including finance, auditing, sports facility management and music education.
Maureen is a Fellow of the Australian Institute of Management and a Member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors. She has a MBA from RMIT University.
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