Sydney
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Join us for the MicroStrategy Business Intelligence Symposium in Sydney on November 10, 2009. Don′t miss this exciting opportunity to enhance your business intelligence proficiency, share ideas, and hear what successful companies have learned from their BI deployments.
Session 1 – A view on enterprise domain models, and how XML can have an important place in the world of BI
The value of a true enterprise DOMAIN model (not data model). Using XML as the basis for an ODS or warehouse (a viable alternative to the traditional 3NF/star schema warehouse), learn how Integration, Data Migrations, Warehousing, Information Models and Reporting can be linked by the use of a common enterprise domain model.
Presented by Servian
Session 2 – Customer Presentation
Session 3 – Customer Presentation – Process Excellence - integrating BI & BPM
Achieving Process Excellence and ultimately Corporate Performance Management. requires collaboration between what are often different organisational and/or technical silos. In particular, BI and BPM are best positioned to complement each other in achieving these objectives. See how Metcash have added value to their BI strategy by adopting a more integrated and collaborative approach.
Session 4 – Technical Presentation: Monitoring Business Performance with Alerts and Proactive Report Delivery to E-mail, Printers, File Servers - MicroStrategy Distribution Services
New in MicroStrategy 9, MicroStrategy Distribution Services securely and efficiently distributes personalized reports and dashboards via e-mail, print, or file delivery. See how this new product empowers end-users and administrators to subscribe themselves and others to receive reports and dashboards. Learn about MicroStrategy Distribution Services′ multi-platform support, load balancing capabilities, configuration management, and comprehensive monitoring capabilities.
Session 5 – Business Process Management and BI Integration: Beyond Technology
After more than a decade of Business Process Reengineering, workflow automation, Six Sigma, Lean Management and the other popular approaches and methodologies, these days, more and more business leaders are starting to adopt a holistic approach to Business Process Management (BPM). Thus, BPM has evolved to include four highly intertwined components: strategy, people, value-adding processes and technology for BP support, including process-oriented BPM systems and, in recent times, BI tools.
This presentation aims to expand the boundaries of BI and BPM integration beyond technology. It will cover a very brief overview of the latest thinking in BPM before focusing on different types of business processes (BPs) and their associated information and decision support needs. This will be then used to demonstrate how to determine the most appropriate type of BI solution for different types of BPs in order to maximise possibilities for business value creation as well as help organisations to expand their BI solutions from departmental/functional units to the enterprise level and beyond.
Business Process Management Research Group Faculty of Economics and Business
Session 6 – BI Leaders Panel – best practices, pitfalls and future trends
Today′s uncertain marketplace is driving change in virtually all organizations. To manage persistent change, companies rely on their business intelligence (BI) solutions more than ever before. As BI evolves from a solution used by a limited few to pervasive BI–where everyone in the company, at all levels, in all departments, benefits from using BI on a daily basis–traditional tools on legacy systems cannot meet user demands.
There are many facets and components to enterprise BI. Please join our panel for an open discussion with Technology providers and BI Implementation specialists on best practice, pitfalls and future trends.
Session 7 – Technical Presentation – Developing High-Performance In-Memory BI Applications – MicroStrategy OLAP Services
New in MicroStrategy 9, MicroStrategy OLAP Services delivers significantly enhanced analysis and performance with its new in-memory BI capabilities. Learn how to design In-memory ROLAP Cubes that work with security filters and prompts to return reports lightning fast. Understand how Dynamic Sourcing automatically chooses the best cubes to fulfill report requests as quickly as possible. See how OLAP Services enhances analysis through drilling, derived metrics, filtering, derived elements, and report linking.
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LOCATION
Shangri-La Hotel 176 Cumberland Street, The Rocks Sydney, New South Wales 2000 Australia 61 2 9250 6000
Sydney
