Gartner Business intelligence & information Management Summit 2014

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1 Gartner Business intelligence & information Management Summit June Mumbai, India gartner.com/in/bi The Future of Your Business: Transparent, Decisive, Personalized HOT TOPICS New Styles of Analytics Information Governance Big Data Realities Master Data Management Information as an Asset Ethics and Cultural Considerations Analytical Skills and Capabilities SavE inr 5,500 Register using discount code EBBIDM2 by 11 April 2014 gartner.com/in/bi Visit gartner.com/in/bi or call

2 The Future of Your Business: Transparent, Decisive, Personalized Table of contents Page 3 Why attend Page 4 Agenda at a glance Page 5 Tracks Page 6 Meet the analysts Page 7 Interactive sessions Page 8 Track A Page 9 Track B Page 10 Track C Page 11 Solution showcase Page 12 Registration Whether you re launching your first business intelligence, analytics or information management initiative, or leading the next phase of an existing program, the Gartner Business Intelligence & Information Management Summit gives you the right combination of thought leadership and pragmatism. This year s agenda is built around the theme of The Future of Your Business: Transparent, Decisive, Personalized. From BI fundamentals to embracing new technologies including organizational change, essential new skills and roles, the latest best practices and what it takes to lead the way we ll cover everything you need to know to seize the huge opportunities ahead. Focused on your next steps, the Gartner Business Intelligence & Information Management Summit provides critical insight into how information management and analytics enables new more transparent, decisive and personalized business models. Attend the Summit and walk away with practical steps you can action right away. See you there! Frank Buytendijk Research VP, Gartner Juliane Jung Director, Program Management, Gartner Events Ian Bertram at the 2013 Summit

3 Why Attend Learn how to use the latest analytics to improve performance at the individual and enterprise level Understand the key concepts, best practices and business value of Master Data Management Identify the opportunities in personal analytics Minimize risk with effective information governance practices Hear Gartner s objective, unvarnished view of solution providers and their products/services to assist in your strategic choices Modernize your information infrastructure to support big data Organize for success with new skills and roles that are emerging in the marketplace, such as the chief data officer and data scientist Explore how to apply new BI and analytics technologies to the business to improve performance, generate new revenue and drive progress Provide a solid, consistent, well-governed data infrastructure to form the foundation of all analytics efforts What s New in 2014! NEW How To Sessions New this year, How To Sessions give you the tools, models and practical next steps you need to make leading-edge analytics happen at your organization. Loaded with real-world case studies and examples and featuring the latest Gartner frameworks and decisionmaking tools, How To Sessions address both what to do and how to do it NEW Ask the Analyst Sessions In these Q&A sessions you can question the analysts directly about a particular topic, and learn from the questions posed by your peers NEW Ask the Practitioner Sessions Similar to the Ask the Analyst, you can get answers to your specific questions from one of the expert practitioners featured in our case study sessions Who should attend Business Intelligence Leaders responsible for operations of the business analytics initiatives and working with architects on continual improvement Business Leaders with a focus on analytics and an interest in technology Information Management Directors responsible for overall architecture and governance of information and how it should be stored, how long it should be stored for and how it should be structured Business (Intelligence) Analysts the main consumer of the technology, in an IT or business function, helping executives make fact-based decisions Systems Analysts responsible for the components that deliver information and analysis to business users Architects enterprise, information or solutions architects, responsible for the way information is managed, linked and processed within an organization Data Modelers in IT or business units responsible for defining the structure for data to be stored, so it can be efficiently accessed by analytic applications Project Managers core to many information, BI and analytics projects Chief Information Officers (CIOs) responsible for overall IT from both an operational perspective as well as exploitation of information for business purposes Executives and Analysts BI, analytics and performance management tools are critical to understand the performance of an organization and to drive growth Report Designers who must understand the business needs and communicate insight to endusers Visit gartner.com/in/bi or call

4 Agenda at a Glance At the Summit, please refer to the agenda in the event guide provided, for the most up to date session and location information Monday 9 June :30 20:00 Registration, Information and Refreshments 08:45 10:00 Gartner Opening Keynote: The Future of Your Business: Transparent, Decisive, Personalized Ian Bertram, Frank Buytendijk and Lisa Kart 10:00 10:30 Panel Discussion: Opinions from Industry Leaders Moderated by: Partha Iyengar 10:30 11:00 Refreshment Break in the Solution Showcase TRACK A TRACK B TRACK C Workshops Strategy and Leadership Information Innovation and Emerging Analytical Styles Big Data and Information Infrastructure Interactive Workshops 11:00 11:45 Business of Information Management: Tools of the Trade 12:00 12:45 Data Quality 2014: What s New and Why Saul Judah 12:45 14:15 Lunch Break in the Solution Showcase HOW TO: Applied Infonomics, How and Why to Become an Infocentric Organization? Saul Judah and Frank Buytendijk Understanding the Spectrum of Understanding the Spectrum of Analytics Capabilities Lisa Kart Analytics Capabilities Lisa Kart 14:15 14:45 End User Case Study Evolving Master Data Management to Enterprise Information Management Bill O Kane 15:00 15:30 Solution Provider Sessions 15:30 16:00 Refreshment Break in the Solution Showcase 16:00 16:45 Last Call for Datatopia Boarding Now! Frank Buytendijk 17:00 17:30 Solution Provider Sessions 17:45 18:15 HOW TO: Make your Infrastructure Information Governance Ready Saul Judah 18:30 20:00 Networking Reception in the Solution Showcase How to: Deliver Self Service BI Neil Chandler and Bhavish Sood End User Case Study The Disruptive Impact of Data Discovery The Disruptive Joao Impact Tapadinhas of Data Discovery Joao Tapadinhas Modernize Your Data Integration Capabilities for Diverse Use Cases Eric Thoo In-Memory Is Here: Is Your Information Management Strategy Ready for Speed? Roxane Edjlali The Information Capabilities Framework (ICF): Toward Modern IM Infrastructure Cloudy With A Chance of Data: BI, IM BI, and IM and the the Cloud Cloud Roxane Edjlali and Joao Roxane Tapadinhas Edjlali and Joao Tapadinhas 11:00 12:45 Workshop: HOW TO: Hadoop Basics, Deployment Alternatives and Futures Donald Feinberg 14:00 15:30 Workshop: Assessing and Advancing Your Business Intelligence and Analytics Maturity Joao Tapadinhas 16:00 17:30 Workshop: Big 16:00 Data 17:30 Strategy Workshop: Essentials Donald Big Data Feinberg Strategy Essentials Donald Feinberg Tuesday 10 June :30 Registration, Information and Refreshments 09:15 10:00 Gartner Magic Quadrant Power Session: Business Intelligence, Advanced Analytics, Data Integration, Data Warehouse Database Management Systems 10:15 10:45 Solution Provider Sessions 10:45 11:15 Refreshment Break in the Solution Showcase 11:15 11:45 BICC 2.0 or the Analytics Centre Center of Excellence Joao Tapadinhas Innovating with Information The Art of the Possible Neil Chandler 12:00 12:45 HOW TO: Building A Business-Led Vision and Strategy for MDM Saul Judah 12:45 14:00 Lunch Break in the Solution Showcase 14:00 14:45 Maverick Research: Ethics at the Center of Nexus of Forces Frank Buytendijk 15:00 15:30 The The Role Role of of the the Data Data Scientist Scientist and and the the Art Art of of Data Data Science Science Lisa Lisa Kart Kart 15:45 16:15 The Emergence of the Chief Data Officer 16:15 16:45 Refreshment Break in the Solution Showcase Business Business Analytics Analytics Market Market Trends Trends Bhavish Bhavish Sood Sood MDM Considerations for a Pace Layered Application Strategy Bill O Kane The Quantified Self and the Rise of Personal Analytics Ian Bertram You Can t Change the Past Why You Need Predictive Analytics Lisa Kart End User Case Study Best Practices for Data Quality Improvement: Delivering Data You Can Trust Eric Thoo HOW TO: Hadoop s Place in Your HOW TO: Hadoop s Place in Your Analytic Portfolio Donald Feinberg Analytic Portfolio Donald Feinberg What About the Data Warehouse? Start? Stop? Continue? Roxane Edjlali Evolving BI and Analytical MDM Toward Operational MDM Bill O Kane 11:15 12:45 Workshop: The Super Skills of the Socially Centered Leader Partha Iyengar 16:45 17:30 Gartner Closing Keynote: The Rise of the Smart Machines: Their Technical, Business, Economic and Social Impact Partha Iyengar 17:30 17:45 Closing Remarks Frank Buytendijk 4 Gartner Business Intelligence & Information Management Summit 2014

5 Conference Chair s Choice Roundtables Analyst-User 16:00 17:00 Analyst-User Roundtable: SAP HANA Roxane Edjlali Bhavish Sood, Neil Chandler, Eric Thoo, Donald Feinberg 11:15 12:15 Analyst-User Roundtable: Information Management Strategy HOW TO: Sessions that deliver tactical, how to, real world best practices, recommendations or frameworks Roundtables Ask the Analyst Ask the Practitioner 11:00 12:00 Ask the Analyst Roundtable: Everything You Always Wanted to Know About BI Bhavish Sood 16:00 17:00 Ask the Practitioner Roundtable: Topic TBD Moderator: Ian Bertram 11:15 12:15 Ask the Practitioner Roundtable: Topic TBD Tracks A Strategy B Information C Big and Leadership The most important ingredient to a game-changing use of information is not technology, it s smart people. As intelligent as the software is, as fast as the hardware responds, without proper leadership, information management and analytics don t compute. Being successful with emerging use cases of information management and analytics is about having the right mindset, the right organizational model, and the right strategy. In this track we ll explore governance mechanisms; organize models and competency centers; analytical skills, roles, and career paths, and the strategies you need to become an effective information and analytical leader. Innovation and Emerging Analytical Styles Information is an asset and has an intrinsic value of its own. Business analytics is quickly becoming a product or service that can be sold to consumers, and in fact some organizations have found completely new business models as trusted data aggregators. The adoption rate of advanced analytics such as predictive and prescriptive is increasing. In this track we ll explore the data science technologies and skill sets required to deliver more advanced analytical styles, in order for information to be a key driver for business innovation. Data and Information Infrastructure Are you looking to take your well functioning business intelligence or information management program to the next level? Increasingly, your information assets are becoming harder to manage and so Master Data Management programs are needed. And what new technologies, such as in-memory computing, NoSQL databases, data integration and data virtualization do organizations need to get ahead and how can you implement them successfully? In this track we ll explore approaches and frameworks to enable us to mature all aspects of our technology architectures. 14:15 15:15 Analyst-User Roundtable: Getting Your Data Integration Ready for Managing Data in the Cloud Eric Thoo 14:00 15:00 Ask the Analyst Roundtable: Corporate Performance Management Neil Chandler 15:15 16:15 Ask the Practitioner Roundtable: Topic TBD Agenda correct as of 25 February 2014 Visit gartner.com/in/bi or call

6 Meet the Analysts Ian Bertram Managing VP Frank Buytendijk Research VP Managing VP BI competency center; information management analytics; strategies for business intelligence and analytics Information innovation; big data; infonomics; information management vision and strategy Big data; enterprise information management; information governance; enterprise content management; knowledge management Neil Chandler Roxane Edjlali Donald Feinberg VP Distinguished Analyst Business intelligence and analytics; vendor selection; performance management Data warehouse; logical data warehouse; inmemory computing; big data; data modeling Database management systems; data warehousing; in-memory dbms; dbms architecture; dbms modernization; big data and Hadoop Partha Iyengar VP Distinguished Analyst Business value of it; competitive advantage and business transformation; it strategic planning Lisa Kart Advanced analytics; customer segmentation; data mining and predictive analytics; optimization and prescriptive analytics; big data in vertical industries Bhavish Sood Saul Judah Information governance; data quality; information strategy; information risk Bill O Kane Master data management; customer data integration; single view of the customer; information/data governance Joao Tapadinhas Analyst One-on-One Sessions Many attendees tell us that a one-on-one session is worth the price of admission all by itself. Roll up your sleeves with a Gartner analyst and explore the best ways to move your strategy forward. The Gartner Business Intelligence & Information Management Summit offers you the unique opportunity to meet privately with one of our analysts in a 30-minute consultation completely focused on helping you craft actionable solutions to current challenges. Meet with the analyst of your choice and reap the benefits of individualized, results oriented attention. You decide the topic or issue for discussion. Business intelligence; data management; advance analytics; mobile bi Business intelligence and analytics; mobile BI Eric Thoo Data integration tools and practices; data quality practices; enterprise information management strategy; cloud-based data integration tools 6 Gartner Business Intelligence & Information Management Summit 2014

7 Keynote Sessions Gartner Opening Keynote: The Future of Your Business: Transparent, Decisive, Personalized The impact of analytics on business, society and our own personal lifestyles, has been far more impactful than anyone could have imagined. Transparent organizations embracing information as an asset have discovered billions of dollars in revenue opportunities already. Predictive analytics have shown entire new levels of precision, allowing the automation of millions of daily business decisions. And the next phase is upon us, where personal analytics start to challenge business analytics, with the same sophistication. But as boundaries are stretched, how far is too far when deploying big data analytics and targeted offers? And although algorithms may make better decisions, where is the human measure? How will you seize the opportunity, while mitigating the risks? Ian Bertram, Frank Buytendijk and Lisa Kart Gartner Closing Keynote: The Rise of the Smart Machines: Their Technical, Business, Economic and Social Impact Understand Smart Advisors and Virtual Personal Assistants tools such as IBM s Watson and GoogleNow to be able to discuss and plan action on the opportunities and threats with other members of your Executive Committee. Secondary benefit: building one s credentials as a strategic part of the business. What are smart machines and how are they different from everything that s come in the past? Where and how will they appear and what impact will that have on people, enterprises and industries? What should you do about it and when? Partha Iyengar Interactive Sessions Workshops HOW TO: Hadoop Basics, Deployment Alternatives and Futures Donald Feinberg Assessing and Advancing Your Business Intelligence and Analytics Maturity Joao Tapadinhas Big Data Strategy Essentials Donald Feinberg The Super Skills of the Socially Centered Leader Partha Iyengar Roundtables Analyst-User Roundtables SAP HANA Roxane Edjlali Information Management Strategy Getting Your Data Integration Ready for Managing Data in the Cloud Eric Thoo Ask the Analyst Roundtables Everything You Always Wanted To Know About BI Bhavish Sood Corporate Performance Management Neil Chandler Agenda Guidance To help you navigate the Summit agenda, we ve identified track sessions that match your experience level and information needs. Specific categories include: Maturity Level Focus Foundational: If you are at the early stages of your initiative, or are a newcomer to this space, these sessions will give you the necessary understanding and first steps. Advanced: If you are an advanced practitioner, these sessions are designed to take your initiative, or understanding, to the next level. Tactical: Sessions providing tactical information that can be used straight away, with a focus on how to, dos and don ts, and best practices. Strategic: Sessions focusing on the strategic insight supporting the development and implementation of your action plan. Perspective Business: Sessions geared toward business leaders, or IT professionals who need to understand the challenges and opportunities from a business, organizational, or cultural perspective. Technology: Sessions that address technical concepts, details, and analysis. Visit gartner.com/in/bi or call

8 Tracks Session details and key learnings Track A: Strategy and Leadership Business of Information Management: Tools of the Trade We explore key business management models that you can use to help frame, develop and sustain an effective information management strategy to support business breakthrough. What is information management strategy and what are its elements? What business management models can you use to embed IM strategy in the business? How can you sustain a winning IM strategy over time? HOW TO: Make your Infrastructure Information Governance Ready Information governance establishes and enacts policies for quality, privacy, security and retention of data assets. But is information governance something that is just done to our infrastructure and something over which we have no control? Why should this matter to us and why should we care? What actions can we take that enable us to establish better governance practices and processes that improve the level of control and decision making over our environments? Saul Judah Maverick Research: Ethics at the Center of Nexus of Forces Welcome to the most dangerous presentation at the Summit. We ll be discussing good and bad, asking you to take a position. Fun, because it will be engaging. And practical, with examples and tools to prevent public embarrassment. Are you ready? Disclaimer: no business users or IT professionals were harmed during the making of this presentation. Why are ethics relevant, no, crucial in IT? How can you organize a structured debate about ethics? Where do you stand on ethics? Frank Buytendijk Data Quality 2014: What s New and Why The opportunities offered by Nexus means that unless your data quality approach is updated, you may be outdated. So what has happened that means that we need to think differently about data quality? What does this mean to us and what will happen if we do not act? What can we do to address the changes so that we maintain the advantage and exploit the opportunities that are afforded to us? Saul Judah Last Call for Datatopia Boarding Now! Strategy is dead. The world is unpredictable and plans are outdated before they are implemented. Scenario planning should be rediscoverd as a major strategic capability. We asked a very imaginative group of people YOU! How do you envision the (far) future of information innovation? Fun, imaginative, and perhaps a bit controversial. What is scenario planning and why is it important? Which datatopia scenarios can we imagine, and how do they play out? What do we need to do now to arrive at our preferred scenario? Frank Buytendijk BICC 2.0 or the Analytics Center of Excellence The scope and impact of business analytics has grown significantly to encompass more people, more data, and more use cases. New competencies are needed to support, enable, and extend the reach of analytics. Hear how the Analytics Centre of Excellence (ACE) has emerged to accommodate these changes. Do I need an ACE? What competencies does my ACE require? Where should my ACE be located for maximum benefit? Joao Tapadinhas HOW TO: Building A Business-Led Vision and Strategy for MDM The MDM vision sets the scene for what needs to be achieved, and the MDM strategy details how this will be made a reality over time. We ll look at how other organizations have created successful MDM programs and explore the five vectors of complexity that shape an organization s MDM strategy. What should an MDM vision and strategy look like? How will the five vectors of MDM complexity shape your MDM strategy? What best practices can you use to create a successful MDM strategy? Saul Judah The Role of the Data Scientist and the Art of Data Science Data scientists can be invaluable in generating insights, especially from big data. But their unique combination of technical and business skills, together with their heightened demand, makes them difficult to find or cultivate. How are data scientists different than BI analysts or statisticians (or are they)? How should you build a data science team? What are ways data scientists are helping to transform organizations? Lisa Kart The Emergence of the Chief Data Officer Organizations are increasingly looking to appoint senior business leaders to lead the data agenda. Gartner is seeing an increasing number of companies establish this role to address the opportunities and risks related to exploiting external big data sources as well as existing data within the organisation. What are the key challenges that the CDO would address? What is the scope of the role? What should a new CDO do to get set on the path for success? 8 Gartner Business Intelligence & Information Management Summit 2014

9 Foundational Advanced Tactical Strategic Business Technical Conference Chair s Choice How To Session Track B: Information Innovation and Emerging Analytical Styles HOW TO: Applied Infonomics, How and Why to Become an Infocentric Organization? Leading organizations are making strides to embrace information s role as a real, incomegenerating asset, not just a resource or business byproduct. Attitudinal, behavioral, managerial, financial and technical adjustments are needed to become truly infocentric. What evidence is there of information s role as a key business asset? How can you measure and improve information s realized value? How can you overcome barriers to information asset management? Saul Judah and Frank Buytendijk Understanding the Spectrum of Analytics Capabilities Organizations know there is value in analytics but struggle with understanding the different analytics capabilties they can leverage and when to use them. Gartner introduces its new analytics spectrum, with descriptive, diagnostic, predictive and prescriptive analytics. How do various analytic capabilities support decision-making? What are examples of how to use analytic capabilities? How do I use these capabilities to become a more analytically mature organization? Lisa Kart How to: Deliver Self Service BI For the last decade IT organizations have created a centralized BI model, now workgroups are clamoring for more control. Overworked BI teams relish the idea of business users serving their own reporting needs, but is self service possible without creating an ungoverned debacle? How can mobility, visualization and search make it easier to consume BI? How can rapid prototyping be used to break the reporting backlog? Which organizational models can deliver reports with agility and governance? Neil Chandler and Bhavish Sood Innovating with Information The Art of the Possible Big data and advanced analytics techniques have opened up a world of possibilities for how organizations can transform their businesses and industries. From dramatically enhancing existing business processes, to developing new offerings, information strategists and business leaders will learn how other organizations can be used as inspirational and instructional examples. What are sales and marketing examples? What are operational and performance related examples? What are new product and service development examples? Neil Chandler MDM Considerations for a Pace Layered Application Strategy As many Gartner clients adopt a pace layered application strategy, MDM is an important piece of the connecting technologies to make it work. This session will highlight the issues that must be addressed to make both strategies successful. What is a pace layered application strategy? How does MDM relate to a pace layered application strategy? What are the best practices to ensure success? Bill O Kane The Quantified Self and the Rise of Personal Analytics The ability of personal devices to track and communicate every aspect of our behavior and physical state creates a huge opportunity for a better understanding of customers, citizens, and patients, by organizations and themselves. How organizations respond to this opportunity will be critical to their success. What s driving adoption of personal analytics and why is it important? How is the data being captured and analyzed? What benefits are these to an enterprise and how can you use the data successfully? Ian Bertram Evolving Master Data Management to Enterprise Information Management Master data management is not the end. Rather, it is just one very important beginning of enterprise information management. We will explore how organizations can evolve their MDM and information governance efforts toward a more mature EIM program. What is the relationship between MDM and EIM? How can you position MDM across all data-centric disciplines? How can organizations evolve to ultimately manage all their enterprise data? Bill O Kane Business Analytics Market Trends The BI market dynamics are undergoing bigger changes now than at any time in history. Incumbent vendors have to justify a stronger value proposition or be replaced by more analysis-centric, customized and bottom-up approaches. What are the market movers for BI and Analytics to reach pervasive usage? Which vendors are well-positioned to lead and win in the market? When will emerging technology areas reach market maturity? Bhavish Sood You Can t Change the Past Why You Need Predictive Analytics The vast majority of BI deployments get stuck in the reporting stone age. While reporting will always be there, the real reason for BI is to make the future better by leveraging predictive models. This session shows how to get value from predictive analytics. What is predictive analytics? What are scenarios of users predicting the future? Lisa Kart Visit gartner.com/in/bi or call

10 Tracks Session details and key learnings Track C: Big Data and Information Infrastructure Conference Chair s Choice How To Session The Disruptive Impact of Data Discovery Data discovery has gone from being seen as a nuisance to an enabler for spreading analytics to a broader audience. Love it or hate it, it s changing the way we consume information and it is reshaping the BI market. With BI leaders facing increasing demand for more agile BI and greater user autonomy, it s time to deploy data discovery. Why is data discovery disruptive? How do the vendors compare, and how does it impact your BI initiative? What are the best practices for deployment and governance? Joao Tapadinhas Modernize Your Data Integration Capabilities for Diverse Use Cases Most organizations still lack a strategic and comprehensive approach to data integration. Pressures for amassing data to support new use cases, requirements for diverse data delivery capabilities, and pressure to harness and provision data in real-time, are stressing traditional data integration approaches and forcing a need to expand and modernize. How do modern IM use cases create data integration challenges? What are key trends in data integration practices and technology? How can organizations pursue data integration as a strategic discipline? Eric Thoo In-Memory Is Here: Is Your Information Management Strategy Ready for Speed? Emerging in-memory technologies promise to deliver instant processing of information allowing new use cases. Organizations need to understand both the opportunity of in-memory, as well as the implications on their information management plans and competencies. What is the promise of in-memory computing? What use cases will it enable? What does this mean to your information management strategy? Roxane Edjlali Cloudy With A Chance of Data: BI, IM and the Cloud There are significant considerations requiring strategic guidance when using the cloud to support IM and BI. Issues of privacy, secrecy, regulatory and legal rquirements demand awareness. But cloud also offers the promisse of quicker time to information, performance, scalability and lower total cost of ownership (TCO) with just a fraction of the current effort to support on-premises solutions. What business demands are driving data into the cloud? How will the movement of data to the cloud impact IM and BI? What alignment is needed between IM and BI on-premise and the cloud? Roxane Edjlali and Joao Tapadinhas HOW TO: Hadoop s Place in Your Analytic Portfolio Promises, positioning, and powerpoints promise sure success with analytics on Hadoop. Is a Hadoop distribution alone enough? Which pieces will you need, and which provider offers the right mix? How real are the capabilities of add-on analytic products in the bring-your-own-hadoop (BYOH) market today? Join us for the state of the stack. What software architecture changes will big data require for analytics? What analytic tools and technologies will deliver the most big data value? How are BYOH analytic tools used successfully today? Donald Feinberg What About the Data Warehouse? Start? Stop? Continue? With big data changing the landscape, organizations building their information infrastructure to support their analytical needs, ask the question: What about the data warehouse? It is becoming increasingly important to understand exactly what the new landscape looks like; if it is changing, how fast? How do you focus on the business demands for data warehouse evolution? Is big data the end of the data warehouse? What architectural options do you have? Roxane Edjlali The Information Capabilities Framework (ICF): Toward Modern IM Infrastructure The challenges of exploding volumes, speed and complexity of data, compounded by new business demands, require a radically different approach to information infrastructure. Gartner s Information Capabilities Framework is a conceptual model for the technology competencies and key principles needed to support a wide range of information use cases. How are contemporary pressures forcing information infrastructures modernization? How does the Information Capabilities Framework address these pressures? How can organizations apply the ICF principles? Best Practices for Data Quality Improvement: Delivering Data You Can Trust Poor data quality is an often-overlooked business issue but it can have a large negative impact. This session will describe how data quality issues hurt the business, and explore strategies for how to best align resources for achieving lasting improvement. Where and how does poor-quality data impact your business, and how can you justify taking action? What are the core principles and best practices that lead to successful data quality improvement programs? What is the role of technology in data quality improvement and how will data quality technology evolve? Eric Thoo Evolving BI and Analytical MDM Toward Operational MDM Dimensional data management and analysis, driven via a business intelligence initiative, is sometimes viewed as analytical MDM. We explore how analytical MDM can be leveraged into the more proactive management style needed for operational systems, and some common mistakes to avoid. How are dimensions and hierarchies different from, yet similar to, master data? How can BI data quality and integration evolve toward mature MDM? How can you leverage MDM to support analytical efforts? Bill O Kane 10 Gartner Business Intelligence & Information Management Summit 2014

11 Solution Showcase Develop a shortlist of technology providers who can meet your particular needs. We offer you exclusive access to some of the world s leading technology and service solution providers in a variety of settings. Premier sponsors Sponsorship opportunities For further information about sponsoring this event: Rohan Pagey: Ashwin Rao: apac.exhibits@gartner.com Platinum sponsors Silver sponsors Solution Showcase Networking Reception Get to know your fellow attendees, identify who has the same issues, and make new friends and relevant connections during the networking reception. Solution Provider Sessions These valuable 30-minute sessions feature some of the market s most fascinating solutions, with real life stories about those who have deployed them successfully, including their strategies, challenges and results. Media and Association Partners Exclusive Chamber Partner Association Partner Media Partners Face-to-Face Sponsor Meetings Please visit the Agenda Builder tool on the Event Website to review the most up to Sponsor listing, and request for an onsite meeting to help you advance your projects and relationships, wherever you are in the buying cycle. Gartner Magic Quadrant Theaters What better way to work the Solution Showcase than to arm yourself with the insight of relevant Gartner Magic Quadrants? Each of the analyst-led theater sessions on the exhibit floor will focus on a Magic Quadrant related to the BI and information management marketplace. Visit gartner.com/in/bi or call

12 Gartner Business Intelligence & Information Management Summit June 2014 Mumbai, India gartner.com/in/bi Venue Renaissance Mumbai Convention Centre Hotel #2 & 3B, Near Chinmayanand Ashram, Powai, Mumbai, , India Tel: About Gartner Registration and Pricing 3 Easy Ways To Register Web: gartner.com/in/bi india.events@gartner.com Telephone: Pricing Early-bird price: INR 33,995 excl. GST (Early-bird expires on 11 April 2014) Standard price: INR 39,650 excl. GST Public Sector price: INR 31,725 excl. GST Early-bird offer Save INR 5,500 Register by 11 April 2014 by visiting gartner.com/in/bi Gartner Clients A Gartner ticket covers both days of the Summit. Contact your Account Manager or india.events@gartner.com to register using a ticket. Gartner is the world s leading information technology research and advisory company. We deliver the technology-related insight and intelligence necessary to make the right decisions, every day from vendor selection and cost-of-ownership to forecasts on market demand and future predictions. Our rigorous and unbiased analysis is based on proven methodologies that push through market hype to get to the facts. We publish tens of thousands of pages of original research annually. Our pivotal advantage: 950 analysts who deliver independent thinking, actionable guidance and data analysis to clients in more than 13,000 distinct organizations worldwide. (In fact, our analysts answer 200,000 client inquiries every year.) Experts in their chosen field, they are constantly focused on what will make the difference between success and failure in our clients businesses. Gartner Summits deliver a wealth of new ideas, practical and relevant advice unavailable anywhere else, and the confidence to make better decisions about your strategy and projects going forward. Team Attendance Program: Leverage more value across your organization Knowledge creates the capacity for effective action. Imagine the impact on your organization when knowledge multiplies: common vision, faster responses, smarter decisions. That s the Gartner Team Attendance effect. You ll realize it in full when you attend a Gartner event as a group. Maximize learning by participating together in relevant sessions. Split up to cover more ground, sharing your session take-aways later. Leverage the expertise of a Gartner analyst in a private group meeting. Team benefits Team meeting with a Gartner analyst (end users only) Role-based agendas On-site team support: Work with a single point of contact for on-site team deliverables Complimentary registrations Complimentary registrations 1 for every 3 paid registrations 2 for every 5 paid registrations 3 for every 7 paid registrations For more information, india.events@gartner.com or contact your Gartner account manager Gartner, Inc. and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. Gartner is a registered trademark of Gartner, Inc. or its affiliates. For more information, info@gartner.com or visit gartner.com.