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November 7, 2003 1:30 - 5:00 PM |
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Early Registration Fee: $395 (register by Sept 30, 2003)
On-Site Registration fee: $495
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Track 1: John Zachman |
Mr. Zachman authored the Framework in the 1980’s and
conducts seminars worldwide on its use and implementation. The
Zachman Framework for Enterprise Architecture is widely
accepted as the definitive work in this field and Mr. Zachman
is recognized on every continent as an insightful and
informative speaker. John Zachman is also well known for his
early contribution to IBM’s information planning
methodology, Business Systems Planning. After a 26-year career
at IBM, he now operates Zachman International, an information
systems planning and education consulting practice and is
chairman of the Zachman Institute for Framework Advancement (ZIFA).
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November 9, 2003 1:30 - 5:00 PM |
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Early Registration Fee: $395 (register by Sept 30, 2003)
On-Site Registration fee: $495
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Track 2: Earl Hadden
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Earl Hadden is an internationally recognized leader in the
data warehouse movement. He is co-developer of the Hadden-Kelly
Data Warehouse Method, the most widely used methodology for
the development of Data Warehouses, Data Marts and Business
Intelligence Solutions. The Hadden-Kelly Data Warehouse Method builds the
Warehouse and/or Data Marts quickly, but with the realization
that the underlying business drivers, technology
infrastructure, source data and user characteristics are all
subject to change. As such, it is a "closed loop"
system where results feed back into the model to enhance
further the delivery of business information.
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November 9, 2003 12:15 - 1:30 PM
Informal
Research Meeting by Beverly Kahn
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Discuss ongoing research that would be open to faculty and
graduate students. The objective would be to share findings.
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