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Master Data Management (MDM) and Customer Data Integration (CDI) strategist and architect.
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[Video link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNrTxSU5IQ0 ]
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Jim Stagnitto Director of a2c Data Services Practice
Data Warehouse Architect: specializing in powerful designs that extract the maximum business benefit from Intelligence and Insight investments.
Master Data Management (MDM) and Customer Data Integration (CDI) strategist and architect.
Data Warehousing, Data Quality, and Data Integration thought-leader: co-author with Lawrence Corr of "Agile Data Warehouse Design", guest author of Ralph Kimball’s “Data Warehouse Designer” column, and contributing author to Ralph and Joe Caserta's latest book: “The DW ETL Toolkit”.
John DiPietro Chief Technology Officer at A2C IT Consulting
John DiPietro is the Chief Technology Officer for a2c. Mr. DiPietro is responsible
for setting the vision, strategy, delivery, and methodologies for a2c’s Solution
Practice Offerings for all national accounts. The a2c CTO brings with him an
expansive depth and breadth of specialized skills in his field.
Sponsor Note:
Thanks to:
Microsoft NERD for providing awesome venue for the event.
http://A2C.com IT Consulting for providing the food/drinks.
http://Cognizeus.com for providing book to give away as raffle.
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