eTeam har organized Information Management workshop on 06/05.

1. Executive Data Management Workshop & Breakfast Briefing
June 5, 2009 • Woodbridge Hilton, Woodbridge, NJ
Case Studies, Best Practices & the Capability-Maturity Model
Case Studies for Data
You’re
Management Best Practices
Invited
Regulatory and competitive pressures are magnifying the need
to manage information assets more effectively. But what are the
components of an effective Information Management Program?
(A sample of case studies for the workshop)
How can organizations leverage their current critical business
initiatives to build a more strategic information management
Sales Force Efficiencies
program? What are the approaches to plan and implement
and Opportunity Identification
solutions that respond quickly to the changing information
Increase revenue opportunities and improve
needs at a reasonable cost? Can a holistic and strategic
customer experience, while maintaining
information management program be built on a constrained
expenditure levels, through a master data
budget while delivering the tactical needs of the organization?
management approach to a holistic view of
customer.
The community of IT & Business leaders dedicated to data
management strives for guidance on these issues. Firms are
Business Segment Profitability
being pressed to embark on point solutions to achieve
Data standardization and data stewardship
tactical benefits faster under shortened budgets, but know that
support business performance management
their programs are not scalable unless some element of
across the enterprise to identify the most profitable
strategic data governance practices are introduced. Firms are
customer channels and product lines.
embarking on efforts such as Data Governance, Data Quality Regulatory Reporting
Initiatives, Master Data Management, Meta-Data Management Compliance with regulatory reporting requirements
and Data Integration initiatives which resist a simple one size is supported by data quality tools and data matching
fits all solution. In spite of the richness of IT vendor offerings, it to achieve a view of assets across operating units of
seems that the demands of the business will always exceed our
ability to deliver. Because we are being asked to do much more
the firm.
with less, we now have to pool our knowledge base and IT Application Sustainability
collaborate with others to find out what works. Create a data integration technology center of
eTeam is sponsoring the second in a continuing series of
excellence for sustainable application maintenance
workshops on Information Management. Building on the best
and for cost effective new systems
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practices from the first workshop, this event will provide the
initiatives.
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attendees a forum to review case studies of eTeam engagements
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Commodities Trading Execution
at diverse client locations, and to share common experiences. Master data binds together the
Through the lens of 5-7 case studies, the workshop will activities of commodities trading,
demonstrate the selection of solution architecture and right purchasing, accounting and logistics
technologies/tools, development of information architecture and across multiple ERP systems, to manage a
application of the best practices to advance your firm on the substantial component of cost of goods sold.
capability-maturity model for data management.
Responsive Business Intelligence Reporting
Reduce costs and provide timely proactive
EVENT DETAILS
DATE: June 5, 2009 reporting to business end-users with a meta-data
foundation for standard definitions across disparate
TIME: 8:30 am source transaction systems.
PLACE: Woodbridge Hilton
Case studies will also draw from a range of
120 Wood Ave. So., 2nd Floor
topics including data governance, data services
Woodbridge, NJ 08830 in a SOA architecture, data archiving and
RSVP: workshop@eteaminc.com unstructured data.
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