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f.lesnoni@technologytransfer.it
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Computers: Databases
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Computers: Software
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Business: Management
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PIAZZA CAVOUR, 3
00193 ROMA
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| Description |
Description
The growth in the use of Business Intelligence in organizations is continuing its dramatic growth. Business intelligence and Data Warehousing have remained at the top of CIO spending intensions for several years. This is because companies recognize the importance of Business Intelligence in reducing costs, increasing revenues, and improving competitiveness. At the same time, the product landscape is changing rapidly with vendor consolidation, new vendors entering the market, and new technologies and products being introduced. Many of these new products offer lower deployment costs, improved ease of use, and support for new types of data like unstructured information and RFID data. Many are also aimed specifically at managing and processing the huge mountains of information being created both inside and outside of organizations. This international conference will provide you with the latest information on developments in the fields of Business Intelligence, Data warehousing, and Enterprise Data Integration. It will not only update you on the latest developments, but also explain how these developments can be exploited for Business benefit.
Main Topics
Beyond the Data Warehouse: New Approaches to Business Intelligence and Data Warehousing
Mining the Web for Customer and Market Intelligence
Data Streams, Complex Events, and BI
Voice of the Customer: Using Text and BI Integration for CRM
BI at Your Service: A Look at the Role of SaaS
Are Low-Cost and Open Source BI Solutions Right for You?
Improving Your Insight: Predictive Analytics and Data Mining for the Rest of Us
Using RFID Data in Data Warehousing and BI
Vendor Consolidation: Where is the BI and Data Warehouse Market Heading?
The Appliance Explosion: Where to Use Appliances for Data Integration, Data Warehousing and BI
Exploiting the Power of Search in BI
An Evolutionary Approach to Master Data Management
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