TDWI World Conference

Leadership and Management

Leadership and Management is a key success factor for BI programs and projects, with a strong focus on effectively integrating people, processes, and technology to deliver business value. The field requires depth of process knowledge, including development methodology, program management, and project management, as well as organizational and team-building skills. An understanding of business topics such as business performance management (BPM), customer relationship management (CRM), and supply chain management (SCM) is also needed. A high-level technical understanding of BI applications and data warehousing concepts is also part of the Leadership and Management body of knowledge.

• S3: BI from Both Sides: Aligning Business and IT
  
• S4A: How Healthy is Your BI Environment?
  
• S4P: The Information Worker in the 21st CenturyNEW
  
• S5P: Performance Dashboards: Measuring, Monitoring, and Managing Your Business
  
• M6A: BI Manager Toolkit: Managing Accountability for Project Success
  
• M6P: BI Manager Toolkit: Negotiating and Resolving Disagreements
  
• T1: TDWI Project Management for Business Intelligence
  
• T5: Data Governance for BI Professionals
  
• T6: Data Driven: Managing Data Assets
  
• T8A: CIF—Coordinating Your BI, Data Warehousing, and Enterprise Information Initiatives
  
• W1: TDWI Enterprise Metrics: Designing Integrated Business Metrics
  
• W3: Putting the Business Back in BI: A Framework for Requirements and Value Management
  
• W4: Let's Stop Calling It Metadata: It's About Managing Information
  
• W5: Power, Politics, and Partnership: A Path to a More Agile Organization
  
• TH6: Workshop: How to Build and Implement Effective Data Governance and Data Stewardship Programs
  
• TH7A: Predictive Analytics: A Business Perspective
  
• F2: An Agile Method for Data Warehousing
  
• F4A: The Future of Data Warehousing
  
• F5P: Emerging Technologies Shaping the Future of Data Warehouses and Business IntelligenceUPDATED