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January 12, 2006
Welcome Inmon newsletter subscribers!
In the first article, Open Source Software: Free and Open Source License Myths, Pete Loshin maintains that a stricter General Public License (GPL) is necessary if keeping the software free and accessible to everyone is important. All software licenses can be viewed as "viral" where the terms of use are defined by the originator of the code and those terms impose limits on how the code may be used.
In the second article, Understanding Customers Through Segmenting Data, I discuss the importance of not being passive in the marketplace. By gathering large amounts of integrated information and segmenting customer data, organizations can take an active stance and best prepare for the future. I also explain the lifetime event map, which is basically a mapping of what life events a person encounters.
I encourage you to use the Business Intelligence Network as your premier source for information pertaining to Business Intelligence, Performance Management, Data Warehousing and Information Quality.
— Bill Inmon
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Application Usage Management: Mission Critical
January 19th, 2005 at 2:00 pm EDT
The data warehouse is now a production system critical to the enterprise - simply monitoring your application usage isnt enough. Join Bill Inmon to discuss why it is crucial to give your business and IT a centralized view of who is accessing what information when, where and how.
*Also, get a free white paper from Claudia Imhoff! The Difference Between Success and Failure is Intelligence Register for this free event!
A Webcast Series with DataFlux:
Part I: How to Win Support and Influence Decision-makers: Taking CDI to the Executive Suite
January 31, 2006 at 1:00 p.m. ET
As customer data integration (CDI) matures in 2006, organizations will look to these solutions to build a single, unified view of the enterprise a critical shortcoming of CRM, ERP and other business applications. The first step is to provide a compelling business reason for starting a CDI project that will persuade executive-level management to approve and support CDI
initiatives.
Register for this free event!
Part II: Recycling Business Logic: Take CDI across the Enterprise with Web Services
February 21, 2006 at 1:00 p.m. ET
The evolution of Web services is transforming the way that companies do business. For customer data integration (CDI) implementations, a service oriented architecture (SOA) provides the freedom to build business rules for standardizing, verifying and merging data and then apply those rules across the enterprise. Sponsored by DataFlux, this webcast features Aaron Zornes of The CDI Institute.
Register for this free event!
Visual Analysis from Tableau Software and Microsoft SQL Server 2005 - Hosted by Bill Baker, GM, BI and Applications, Microsoft Corporation
Available On Demand
Business users want new BI tools to see and understand their data. They want usability, low cost and results fast. Join us to see how we empower business users with SQL Server 2005 and Tableau.
View this web seminar today!
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DCI's Business Intelligence & Data Warehousing Conference
February 7-9, 2006 The Fairmont Chicago - Chicago, IL
Whether you are a seasoned expert or new to BI and DW technologies, DCI's Business Intelligence & Data Warehousing Conference will provide you with new approaches and strategies needed to enhance the operations of your organization. To register call 781.995.4740 or visit www.dci.com/bidw. Please be sure to provide priority code MVTTL35.
TDWI World Conference
February 19-24, 2006, Las Vegas NV
Attend the TDWI World Conference in Las Vegas, February 19-24, 2006, and experience a unique program of cutting-edge BI and DW education, best practices, one-on-one consulting, peer networking, business intelligence certification and product demos.
Register today for this premier event..
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