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About this Event
Venue:
Telstra Conference Centre
Theatrette
Level 1, 242 Exhibition Street
Melbourne, Victoria
Date:
Wednesday 30th January 2013
Time:
5:45pm registrations for a 6:00pm start
Event Type: Forum
Presenter: Ralph Hughes
CP Hours: 2
 
SFIA Details
Alignment Strategy and architecture
Level 6
 
 
Contact Details

Natassja Cooper
Level 2, 120 Clarendon Street
Southbank VIC 3006

Locked Bag 36
South Melbourne VIC 3205
Ph: (03) 9690 8000
Fax: (03) 9690 0201
natassja.cooper@acs.org.au
 

Special Branch Forum: 
Accelerating BI/DW Value with Agile Methods: An Inside Look at Trends and Best Practices



This event is proudly brought to you in Australia by C3 Business Solutions in conjunction with ACS Victoria.

Ceregenics’ Ralph Hughes, author of the ground breaking “Agile Data Warehousing” book series, will present the results of the first annual Agile Data Warehousing Adoption Survey, undertaken in collaboration with The Data Warehousing Institute. This research incorporates responses from over 350 companies whose experience with agile over the past decade ranges from pilot projects to dozens of rapidly delivered business intelligence systems.  The results provide strong evidence that agile data warehousing has arrived as a reliable solution to some of DW/BI’s greatest challenges.
 
The respondents’ answers supply important insights into topics such as which agile methods succeed best, the impact of off-shore resources on project outcomes, and the degree to which agile techniques improve programmer productivity, customer satisfaction, quality, and project costs.  Using the survey results as a baseline, Ralph will conclude this webinar with a sketch of where agile data warehousing is headed in the next ten years.
 
Anyone currently frustrated with the high cost and slow delivery pace of their DW/BI programs should be profoundly reassured by the results of the research Ralph will outline: agile data warehousing is now well defined, proven to work, and is a demonstrably better approach than traditional project management methods for companies both large and small.
 
Please Note: This Special Branch Forum replaces the regular Forum in February. The next Branch Forum will be held on Wednesday 6th March 2013.

Online registration is appreciated.
Light refreshments will be provided after the forum.
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