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  • Meet regularly with each other on a regional basis
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  • 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.

  • Tuesday, 9 September 2014: Complimentary London meet-up on Big Data and Business Intelligence

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    ATTENTION ALL BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE, DATA WAREHOUSING AND ANALYTICS PROFESSIONALS IN THE LONDON AREA:
    We cordially invite you to attend our upcoming complimentary TDWI London Meet-Up on 9 September from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. The meeting's focus will be big data with a presentation by Alan Duncan on, "Data Quality with Big Data" and business intelligence, with a presentation by Scott Adams on "Integrating MDM and Business Intelligence."

    Download the PDF presentations from the meeting here:

    Integrating MDM and Business Intelligence

    TDWI - DQ for Big Data ADD 20140909

    When:

    Tuesday, 9 September 2014

    Where:

    Radisson Blu Portman Hotel
    22 Portman Square Street
    London W1H 7BG

    Topics:

    “Data Quality with Big Data” presented by Alan Duncan.

    “Big Data” is big business. Data analytics are currently high on the business agenda, the role of the Data Scientist is the current hottest job in the IT profession, and many high-profile organisations seem to be falling over themselves to appoint Chief Data Officers (even if the scope of the role is still somewhat nebulous).

    Meanwhile, the business uses for these new capabilities are still yet to emerge. Some commentators are suggesting that Text Analytics will prove to be the “killer app for Big Data”, but according to the latest Gartner Hype Cycle, “Big Data” has just passed over the “peak of inflated expectations” and is heading for the “Trough of Disillusionment”, indicating that there is still some way to go before these solutions become pervasive in delivery of real business value.

    This session will cut through the technology vendor hype to examine the issues of meaningful high-quality information in the world of “Big Data”, exploring what is needed to derive real business value from the proliferation of new and more complex data.

    • The real problem for Big Data - Context
    • Data Quality challenges for Big Data: pre-processing, semantic disambiguation and data veracity
    • Stages of Data Quality intervention
    • Establishing actionable business outcomes and analytic value

    “Integrating MDM and Business Intelligence” presented by Scott Adams.

    In this presentation Scott will discuss master data management (MDM) within the context of Business Intelligence.

    The presentation will look at entity management, hierarchy management, and the MDM lifecycle, focusing specifically on how an MDM system can become an integrated part of a data warehouse and business intelligence solution. Scott will illustrate the presentation using Microsoft’s Master Data Services, Data Quality Services, Integration Services, SharePoint and Power View.

    LEARN MORE ABOUT THE COMMUNITY AND THE UPCOMING MEETING HERE!
    Please RSVP below
    EVENT REGISTRATION CLOSED

    Agenda:

    6:00 – 6:30 pm

    Welcome and Networking

    6:30 – 7:15 pm

     Presentation by Alan Duncan

     7:15 – 8:00 pm

    Presentation by Scott Adams

    DON'T MISS THIS EVENT! Please RSVP below
    EVENT REGISTRATION CLOSED

     

    Space is limited so sign up early!

    Biographies of Presenters

    Alan D. Duncan
    Alan D. Duncan is an evangelist for information and analytics as enablers of better business outcomes, and a member of the Advisory Board of QFire Software, a company that reduces the complexity of governing data quality issues and empowers business users to manage their data. He has over 22 years of international business experience, working with blue-chip companies in a range of industry sectors.
    Originally from Aberdeen in Scotland, Alan has worked extensively across the UK and Europe, the Middle East and Australasia. A popular and though-provoking speaker and tutor on the international conference circuit, he has been recognized by Information-Management.com as “one of the top 12 Data Governance gurus you should be following on Twitter.”

    12/10/2014

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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.