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Real-Time Data Warehousing

With special guests:

  • James Kobielus, Forrester
  • Neil McGovern, Sybase
  • Shilpa Lawande, Vertica
  • Jeff Kirk, Noetix

Sponsored by: Progress DataDirect

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Upcoming Broadcasts

Data Lifecycle Management: A Strategic View

Date: August 5, 2010
Sponsor: Informatica & Trillium

The more things stay the same in the world of data management, the more they surely change. Nowhere is that more apparent than data lifecycle management. Storage costs and retention policies have swung wildly at times in the last few years, creating a real challenge for customers and service providers alike. Tune into this episode of DM Radio to learn about some new and innovative strategies for handling (and paying for) data, from cradle to moratorium. We'll hear from Noel Yuhanna, Forrester; Len DuBois, Trillium Software; Ash Kulkarni, Informatica; Peter Aiken, DAMA; and Evan Levy, Baseline Consulting.


Where Do They Go? Web Analytics for Success

Date: August 12, 2010
Sponsor: MDM Summit

Which parts of your Web site attract, retain or repel your prospects and customers? Knowing those answers can be a big difference in how you run your part of the world, but the sooner you find out (or your system does), the better. Being able to deliver what a customer *might* want can greatly increase stickiness and sales. Tune into this episode of DM Radio to learn why many Web analytics solutions need some added punch in order to deliver useful information fast enough for Web time. We'll hear from Rob Rose, Big Blue Moose; Allan Wille, Klipfolio; Brian Deagan, Knotice, and a special guest.

Recent Broadcasts

Time Enough: Real-Time Data Warehousing

Date: July 29, 2010
Sponsor: Progress DataDirect

Real-time data warehousing can transform a good analytics program into a great one. And the use cases for this discipline are growing. As DW visionary Stephen Brobst once noted, you'll find real-time action in the most competitive markets. Today, that includes financial services, retail, grocery stores, insurance, ecommerce and more. Tune into this episode of DM Radio to learn about the benefits and challenges of real-time DW. We'll hear from James Kobielus, Forrester; Jeff Kirk, Noetix; Shilpa Lawande, Vertica; and Neil McGovern, Sybase.


Key Performance Indicators: Managing What's Measured

Date: July 22, 2010
Sponsor: BOARD

Knowing which metrics to manage makes all the difference in the world. Identifying the magic numbers is what enables effective management in even the most challenging economies. The key to finding the right metrics and proper numbers is to pull the data from operational systems. Tune into this episode of DM Radio to learn best practices for doing just that. We'll hear from Boris Evelson, Forrester; Jeff Bunting, ActiveStrategy; Brad Micklea, Quest Software; and Michael Corcoran, Information Builders.


Mastering the Metadata: Methods for Quality and Agility

Date: July 15, 2010
Sponsor: Dataflux, Trillium Software, Embarcadero

Companies that master their metadata are masters of their domain. That's because effective management of metadata enables the kind of visibility, agility and accuracy that create competitive advantage. New applications can be built and leveraged quickly. Older applications benefit from a strategic view of the enterprise. Compliance efforts are bolstered, while mergers and acquisitions can be accomplished quickly and effectively when an organization has a solid handle on its enterprise metadata. Tune into this episode of DM Radio to learn more! We'll hear from Rob Karel, Forrester; Michele Goetz, Trillium Software; Dan Soceanu, DataFlux and Ron Lewis, Embarcadero.


Database Innovations: Solid-State, In-Memory and More

Date: July 8, 2010
Sponsor: MDM Summit

Who'd have thought that 2010 would be the year of the database? For that matter, 2009 saw new databases vendors crop up left and right. Experts say the time has come for widespread use of customized database solutions. No more is the relational model the only major-league game in town. Analytic databases such as columnar, in-memory, flash, algebraic and otherwise are rising in prominence. Tune into this episode of DM Radio to learn all about this new and evolving space. We'll hear from James Kobielus, Forrester; Joydeep Das, Sybase; Tasso Argyros, Aster Data and Chris Piedmonte, Algebraix Data.


Cheaper Hands: Partner, Outsource or Offshore?

Date: June 24, 2010
Sponsor: MDM Summit

International analyst Rajeev Rawat predicts that companies within the "cone of innovation" will thrive in the turbulent times ahead, while those that cling to old ways will not fare so well. In other words, organizations that embrace the new world order of blended resources will do well. That involves outsourcing, off-shoring and partnering. Tune into this episode of DM Radio to learn how you can optimize your value chain across international and corporate boundaries. We'll hear from Liz Herbert, Forrester; Jeff Cato, CoreVault; and Robin Bloor, Bloor Group.


The Extended Enterprise: Federated Data Models

Date: June 17, 2010
Sponsor: Composite Software / Progress DataDirect / Denodo Technologies

Organizations continue to realign their business models, taking advantage of third-party resources, extended supply chains, strategic partnerships and more. The logical result is an expansion of the traditional data model. Real-time systems can now effectively reach across a whole array of boundaries, enabling tight collaboration and super-charged analytics. And then there's the bridge between unstructured data (ontologies, taxonomies) and structured (traditional data models). How can an information manager make sense of all this? Tune into this episode of DM Radio to find out! We'll hear from Rick Sherman, Athena IT Solutions; Bob Eve, Composite Software; Bradley Wright, Progress DataDirect; Diby Malakar, Informatica; and Jeff Stutz, Denodo.

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