Media Alert: TDWI World Conference 2014: “Evolving Your Analytics Infrastructure”

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TDWI Boston World Conference

Members of the media are invited to cover the event. Press passes and interviews with TDWI spokespeople are available upon request.

Boston, MA (PRWEB) July 08, 2014

Who:

TDWI (The Data Warehousing Institute™), the premier provider of in-depth, high-quality education and research in the business intelligence, data warehousing, and analytics industry, has announced the featured track for its next 2014 TDWI World Conference, “Evolving Your Analytics Infrastructure—From Data Warehouse to Big Data.”

What:

The Boston World Conference will offer nearly 40 in-depth, vendor-neutral BI and DW courses—including 12 courses specifically related to the conference theme. TDWI instructors understand that analytics is the heartbeat of data warehousing, business intelligence, and analysis. In these sessions, they will explain why the key to getting value from analytics is a solid analytics infrastructure that is adaptable and agile as you grow your data warehouse and business intelligence environments. They’ll examine everything from avoiding information overload with data visualization to supporting an analytics-driven organization. The conference’s analytics track also looks at emerging technologies and innovative techniques and best practices that maximize the value of advanced analytics.

Other conference tracks focus on business intelligence essentials, business analytics, data analysis and design, data asset management, and leadership and management.

Conference courses will be presented by leading BI and DW experts and practitioners. Attendees will learn how to get complete and accurate requirements for their BI projects, how to drive real business value with big data, and how to harness the power of “what-if” analytics using simulation.

Sessions devoted to predictive analytics fundamentals, dimensional data modeling, data governance, agile development, data virtualization, data integration, and business/IT collaboration are also offered in Boston.

Attendees will be presented with a variety of professional development and networking opportunities, including CBIP certification.

When:

July 20–25, 2014

Where:

Sheraton Boston Hotel
39 Dalton Street
Boston, MA 02199
617.236.2000
sheratonbostonhotel.com

Speakers:

In his keynote presentation, Better Health, Better Care, Lower Cost: How Big Data and Real-Time Analytics Can Achieve this Triple Aim, Dr. Timothy G. Buchman (founding director of the Emory Critical Care Center) will discuss how Emory’s Critical Care Center is using new technology to create awareness of individual patients and populations to recognize changes in condition, enabling earlier interventions that require less complicated care.

Keynote speaker and predictive analytics expert and author Tony Rathburn (senior consultant and training director at The Modeling Agency) will explore a business-driven perspective on using analytics
that offers measurable organizational benefits, rapid implementation potential, minimal new investments, and low-risk implementation strategies that can have near-immediate impact on virtually all organizations.

The TDWI BI Executive Summit, a special program for executives and sponsors, will be held jointly with the TDWI World Conference. The Summit, which will take place July 21–23, 2014, is dedicated to providing attendees with experience-driven insights to help them deliver BI and analytics value sooner. Its sessions will focus on helping organizations realize the potential of BI, analytics, and big data while avoiding the pitfalls of these technologies. The Summit will feature workshops; case studies from Canadian National Railways, The Cleveland Clinic, and GE Aviation; and peer networking opportunities.

The TDWI Exhibit Hall will showcase leading providers of hardware, software, and services for business intelligence, data warehousing, and related technologies.

Register:

Event Website: http://tdwi.org/bos2014

For the Media:

Members of the media are invited to cover the event. Interviews with TDWI spokespeople are available upon request.

Media passes are reserved for press representatives and analysts who can verify that their publication or organization regularly covers data warehousing, business intelligence, or related topics. All media are required to provide samples of previous reports covering these topics. Please note: media passes will not be issued to publishers, sales, marketing, advertising, public relations, or technical support staff from any organization.

To apply for a media pass, please send an e-mail to bwoodbridge(at)tdwi(dot)org with the following information: Name, title, company, e-mail address, telephone number, dates of attendance, publication/website name (including website URL), and link to 3 articles/blog posts/podcasts published in the last 3 months that cover business intelligence, data warehousing, or related topics.

For more information on the 2014 TDWI World Conference in Boston, please contact:

Brenda Woodbridge
TDWI Event Director
Phone: 425.277.9132
bwoodbridge(at)tdwi(dot)org

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