TDWI World Conference Fall November 7-12, 2010

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.

• S1 TDWI Data Warehousing Concepts and Principles: An Introduction to the Field of Data Warehousing
  
• S3 BI from Both Sides: Aligning Business and IT
  
• S5 The Future of Data Warehousing
  
• M1 TDWI Business Intelligence Fundamentals: From Data Warehousing to Business Impact
  
• T1 TDWI Project Management for Business Intelligence
  
• T6 TDWI Master Data Management Fundamentals
  
• W1 TDWI Requirements Gathering: Getting Correct and Complete Requirements for BI Systems
  
• W3 Measuring Intangibles: Breaking Down Analytic Barriers
  
• W5A Tipping the Sacred Cows of Data Warehousing
  
• W5P Tipping the Sacred Cows of Emerging Technologies
  
• W6P The Why and How of Operational Business IntelligenceUPDATED
  
• TH1 TDWI Data Governance Fundamentals
  
• F6A Where Do We Go from Here? Assessing Your BI Environment’s Strengths and Weaknesses