You can’t afford to miss this year’s keynote presentation by Time Magazine’s 2002 Person of the Year, FBI Special Agent Coleen Rowley. Prior to 9/11 her FBI office called attention to some pre-9/11 red flags that if they had been taken seriously might have led to a completely different outcome.

Rowley will describe the decline of ethical behavior in most professional and social contexts, the workplace dynamics that make information accuracy difficult—if not possible—to maintain, and what to do to rise above the situation. Come hear her as she describes how to “Always Do Right and Always Get It Right.”

The 15th IQ Conference in Miami,
October 11-15, 2004
is for you
if you need to sharpen your IQ/DQ skills

You will learn from Information Quality Experts and seasoned IQ practitioners from leading organizations:

- How to implement or enhance your IQ function
- How to measure the costs of poor quality information and establish the business case for IQ management

Organizations without sound information quality management are wasting from 10% to more than 20% of their operating revenue or budgets in process failure and information scrap and rework due to poor quality information!

- How to conduct a reliable IQ assessment
- How to improve and error-proof processes to prevent data defects and the high costs of information scrap & rework
- How to increase the success of data warehouse and business intelligence projects by implementing sound IQ principles
- How to define the leadership role for IQ management

This Conference is for you if you:
- Do not like to see people and money resources wasted because of poor quality information
- Desire to be state-of-the-art in business excellence
- Care about your customers and customer satisfaction
- Care about the bottom line & real shareholder value
- Are willing to be a change agent for business excellence

Be part of the Information Quality revolution—Not for Information Quality sake, but for Business Quality sake!
Sincerely,

Larry P. English, Chairperson