CDI-MDM Summit - Fall 2007

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Wednesday, November 14, 2007

 
Pre-Conference Workshops

9:00 AM - 11:45 AM
Workshop 1: Customer Data Integration (CDI) & Master Data Management (MDM) Boot Camp

During 2008-09, software solutions will monopolize the market share and force IT management to face difficult questions regarding which vendor will be the centre of gravity for master data hubs:
  • What are CDI, MDM and data governance? What is driving business interest in these solutions?
  • What are the better architectures and vendors? How do these solutions differ from data warehouse and customer relationship management initiatives?
  • How will the market and technologies evolve?Who will be the leading vendors?
  • How does an IT organization get started? How do I optimize my professional development to leverage this trend on behalf of my management?
  • What are the most successful best practices for creating a single customer view?
  • What do these projects look like in the real world? What key challenges are companies encountering and how are they addressing them?


Ed Allburn
President & CEO
DataDelta

Aaron Zornes
Chief Research Officer
The CDI-MDM Institute



9:00 AM - 11:45 AM
Workshop 2: A Non-Invasive© Approach to Data Governance

This session focuses on building Data Governance and Data Stewardship Programs that overlay an organization's existing foundation. This "Non-Invasive" approach provides best practices and an organizational framework that values and leverages existing structure, while addressing opportunities to improve. This session will focus on:
  • Developing a data governance organization and governance support organization Overlaying existing methodologies with data governance and stewardship discipline
  • Identifying and mentoring the appropriate domain and operational data stewards
  • Defining and managing cross-business unit and functional area domains of data Developing data governance tools and measuring business value and acceptability
  • Improving data awareness and promoting data governance communications


Robert S. Seiner
President & Principal
KIK Consulting & Educational Services, LLC
Publisher
The Data Administration Newsletter, LLC



9:00 AM - 11:45 AM
Workshop 3: Handicapping the [Financial] Health of MDM Solutions Vendors

When an enterprise invests in mission-critical infrastructure, the ongoing financial viability of that vendor is a major concern and should be part of the evaluation criteria. At the same time, many enterprises look to "break away" advantage by leveraging new technologies and the young vendors that provide them. What are the financial dynamics at play in the MDM market? What is the impact on your DQ and ETL providers? How does one predict which alliances will dominate and innovate? In this session, expect to get a realistic but cynical financial community insider view of topics such as:
  • Reviewing the financial drivers behind investments in software infrastructure post-bubble
  • Understanding the impact of rapid evolution in CDI, DQ, and MDM on existing infrastructure and applications vendors
  • Coping with the inevitable IPO vs. M&A issues for freshman CDI, DQ, MDM vendors


Rob Tholemeier
Founder
Bay Harbor Strategies



9:00 AM - 11:45 AM
Workshop 4: Using Data Profiling, Data Quality & Data Governance to Grow your MDM Program

David Loshin
President
Knowledge Integrity, Inc.



12:00 PM - 12:10 PM
Welcome and Chairman Introduction

Jim Ericson
Editorial Director
DM Review & BI Review



12:10 PM - 1:10 PM
Chairman Keynote: Milestones on CDI-MDM Roadmap for 2008-2009

Research analysts at the CDI-MDM Institute annually produce a set of twelve milestones for their CDI-MDM Road Map to help Global 5000 enterprises focus efforts for their own large-scale, mission-critical CDI-MDM projects. This keynote will focus on this set of strategic planning assumptions and present an enlightening view of the key trends and issues facing IT organizations during 2008-09 and beyond by highlighting:
  • Planning for the juggernaut of CDI-MDM market momentum, maturation, and consolidation
  • Coping with the skills shortage for data governance, enterprise architecture
  • Identifying the essential (vs. desirable) features of an enterprise-strength CDI-MDM solution


Aaron Zornes
Chief Research Officer
The CDI-MDM Institute



1:10 PM - 2:30 PM
IIS Luncheon Session 1: Sponsored by Cognizant Technology Solutions

Millennium Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is an emerging company in the Pharmaceutical domain with a high growth trajectory in the last few years. The Customer Data Integration (CDI) initiative provided two steps towards reigning in the hurdles that we were facing with managing this rapid growth: This session will focus on the implementation of the CDI initiative at Millennium Pharmaceuticals by partnering with Cognizant along with the challenges that we faced during the journey and the strategies we took to overcome them effectively.
  • Creation of a single view of customers to effectively integrate, cleanse, standardize and consolidate the raw information from all the Commercial systems and spreadsheets, as well as the disparate customer data providers for efficient and accurate enterprise wide reporting
  • Integration of a Territory Master which helped to streamline and enhance the territory alignment processes, leading to much improved operational efficiencies and reporting


Jennifer Lewis
Associate Director, Commercial IT
Millennium Pharmaceuticals

Dileep Srinivasan
Director & Practice Lead, Customer Solutions Practice
Cognizant Technology Solutions



2:35 PM - 3:20 PM
Keynote 1: Mastering Intelligent CDI for Competitive Advantage

Creating a single view of the customer promises a wealth of value from the development of analytics to drive sales and insights that enhance the customer experience. However, sometimes there are compelling events that push the demand for a single view with far greater urgency. Basel II was such an event for De Lage Landen (DLL), one of the world's largest commercial leasing companies. In order to comply with Basel II IRB Advanced Compliance, DLL launched a program that involved CDI and MDM and is now poised to take full advantage of its marketplace distinction. This session will cover DLL's strategy, execution and results from its pioneering efforts by discussing:
  • Developing the integral client view as a real-time 360 degree view of clients
  • Ensuring one rating per legal entity to overcome system challenges for multiple global systems
  • Rolling out an enterprise-wide solution by jurisdiction and system


Alexander Black
Senior Partner, Customer Solutions
Computer Science Corporation

Gregory Burke
Executive Vice President
De Lange Landen/Rabo Bank

Timothy Paydos
Director of Marketing, Master Data Management & Information Solutions
IBM Software Group



3:20 PM - 4:05 PM
Keynote 2: Master Data Management: Building Business Value

Peter Caswell
CEO
Siperian, Inc.

Albrecht Powell
Senior Director, Data Management and Architecture
Accenture



4:05 PM - 6:00 PM
Exhibit Hall Grand Opening& Opening Night Reception



6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
"Speed Dating" and Dinner with the Experts

Aaron Zornes
Chief Research Officer
The CDI-MDM Institute



Thursday, November 15, 2007

 
7:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Breakfast Briefing 1: How Knowledge-based Customer Recognition Really Helps Know Your Customers

After outlining the primary obstacles that stand in the way of achieving high-quality customer information, we will explain how a knowledge-based approach provides the right solutions and ensures the best customer information available. We will demonstrate practical insight and real-world examples of how a knowledge-based approach will result in high-quality customer information that allows businesses to truly understand their customers- anticipating and meeting their needs and developing lasting relationships that yield profitable results.

Bryan Jones
Managing Director of Marketing
Vanguard

Lance Osborne
Leader
Acxiom Corporation



7:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Breakfast Briefing 2: Master Data Management - The Importance of Strategy and Governance

Historically, data management has been approached from a technology perspective, with companies implementing solutions such as data warehouses, operational data stores, and data hubs. While these efforts can be viewed as successes on an individual basis, often they have not solved enterprise data problems. With the increasing need for common, quality data and the emergence of new technologies for information integration and master data management, it has become more important that a strategy is developed to guide successful implementations. This breakfast briefing session will cover:
  • Leveraging the components of the strategy - including governance, metadata, data quality, architecture, and program measurement
  • Developing and communicating the strategy
  • Creating an implementation roadmap and a case for action


Colin McCready
Partner & Solution Architect
Computer Sciences Corporation



7:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Breakfast Briefing 3: MDM Architecture: One Size Does Not Fit All

The first step for any master data management initiative is the definition of the right architecture to support the business and technical requirements of the solution. Selecting the appropriate architecture is a complex challenge that involves an assessment of several factors, including the existing enterprise environment, information reporting intervals, data governance processes, data integration requirements and dependencies on other systems. Organizations also need to pay close attention to the logical and physical MDM architectures to ensure successful alignment with business needs. This breakfast session will focus on:
  • A comparison of the various types of MDM architecture and their strengths and weaknesses
  • Key elements of the selection process for master data architecture
  • Best practices for aligning your MDM architecture with your business requirements and enterprise environment


Gokula Mishra
Senior Principal
HP Information Management Practice



8:15 AM - 8:30 AM
Wednesday Recap by Conference Chariman

Aaron Zornes
Chief Research Officer
The CDI-MDM Institute



8:30 AM - 9:15 AM
Keynote 3: Paving the Road: Establishing a Data Quality Foundation for a Successful MDM Initiative

The foundation for any successful customer initiative is an accurate and robust centralized data repository. Although the goal is clear, most organizations are not positioned to provide a unified view of their enterprise. Organizations need an MDM strategy that begins and ends with data quality. This keynote will share how Intellidyn builds and maintains scalable technology platforms and manage many terabytes of data, while maintaining high levels of data integrity. Intellidyn will also address the challenge of dynamically updating client-specific MDMs, demonstrating how the total cost to the client goes down over time, while the size and complexity increases.
  • Identifying business drivers behind CDI and the organizational components that affect CDI activities
  • Understanding the organizational components that create successful CDI implementations
  • Leveraging the motivations and technologies that can create a single, unified view of the customer


Tony Fisher
President & CEO
DataFlux Corporation

Peter Harvey
President & CEO
Intellidyn



9:15 AM - 9:00 AM
Keynote 4: Master Data Management in a Data Exchange World

Over the next three years, the world's data will increase six-fold annually.* This data explosion is the catalyst for a revolution in thinking about master data. How will we share master data safely between organizations and enterprises and beyond the firewall? Consider a business environment where information is shared among community members to achieve a common goal and/or respond to regulatory compliance. This keynote will provide insight into:
  • Real-world case studies of successful information sharing across a network of participating organizations
  • Benefits that can be derived from accurately identifying persons, places, and things in real time and sharing data about them without compromising privacy and security
  • Technologies that drive information sharing
  • The future of master data management in a data exchange world
*According to IDC.


Sean Cassidy
VP, Product Management
Initiate Systems

Co-Presenter To Be Announced



10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Networking Break in Exhibit Hall



Concurrent Sessions 1

11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
Customer Data Integration Track Sponsored by: Tata Consultancy Services

TRACK KEYNOTE: Managing Patient and Prescriber Data Quality at CVS

CVS fills more prescriptions than any other pharmacy chain in the world. A increasingly common dilemma with CDI-MDM programs is how to manage data complexities resulting from company growth and industry factors. This discussion will focus on CVS experience in:
  • Identifying the need and key objectives for strategic data management
  • Establishing a process to successfully deliver
  • Exploring and overcoming typical and not-so-typical problems and challenges in the evolution to strategic data management
In addition to discussing CVS's initial CDI-MDM experience, this presentation will discuss TCS's best practices for sustainable success.


Ed Allburn
President & CEO
DataDelta

Joshua M. Flum
VP of Pharmacy Systems
CVS Caremark

Kalyan Viswanathan
Practice Director for the MDM, CDI & PIM Practice
Tata Consultancy Services



11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
Master Data Management/PIM Track

TRACK KEYNOTE: Transforming Businesses for Single View of Customers on a Massive Scale

As the telecommunications industry undergoes a massive transformation towards Next Generation Networks and Blended Services, Alcatel-Lucent has helped the world's largest service providers and cable providers by virtualizing massive, fast-moving data to help those companies provide rich, convenient, and personalized customer experiences. Come hear how Alcatel-Lucent's innovative strengths have combined with Sun Microsystem's technology to solve these data management problems and can be used to transform your business into a competitive, agile, and flexible performer. Discussion includes issues such as:
  • Annual broadband costs are set to soar by as much as 900%, from 1.3 billion in 2005 to 12 billion in 2010
  • Dirty data will cost U.S. and European operators $6.4 billion per year by 2010
  • Up to 50% of existing access network records have some level of inaccuracy
  • Up to 50% of access network faults are related to inaccurate data records


David Codelli
Group Marketing Manager
Sun Microsystems, Inc.

Jeff Cortley
VP-GM, Data Management Business Unit
Alcatel-Lucent



11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
Data Integrations Services Track

TRACK KEYNOTE: Data Integration Services: Tools vs. Solutions

Over the next 3 years, organizations that take a strategic, holistic approach to their data integration challenges will achieve a positive return on their investments.* By focusing on individual tools that offer project specific quick fixes, companies lose sight of the end-to-end solution. When tools are confused with solutions, the end result is a narrowly defined short term impact. In thinking of how tools and solutions fit together, it is best to understand how to leverage them along the Information Delivery Continuum. This keynote will provide insight into:
  • Understanding how tools and solutions fit together
  • Thinking holistically about the concept of information delivery
  • How Best of Breed DI Services and DI Tools can deliver enterprise-wide solutions that optimize both performance and functionality
*According to Gartner.


Richard Pilkington
Manager Market Research
Syncsort



11:00 AM - 11:40 AM
Data Governance/Data Quality Track Sponsored By: Exeros

CASE STUDY: MDM: How Do I Even Get Started?

You were able to convince management to buy into an MDM solution, but are you really ready to start deployment? According to a leading IT analyst firm, 70% of the implementation time for most MDM is spent simply understanding the data and data relationships within and between data sources. Before you can deploy your golden master, you need to first assess and understand your existing data landscape. What are the overlaps, what are the discrepancies, what are the business rules that relate the data sources to each other? Clearly, this is one of the most expensive and risky parts of an MDM deployment. In this session, learn how one enterprise successfully launched their MDM initiative via these key topics:
  • Identifying the actual gotchas that delay MDM projects
  • Providing prescriptive recommendations on approaches and new technologies
  • Minimizing the pain while accelerating your time to MDM deployment


Todd Goldman
VP Marketing
Exeros

Supreet Singh Manchanda
EVP & CTO
Osborn-Hessey Logistics



Concurrent Sessions 2

11:45 AM - 12:25 PM
Customer Data Integration Track Sponsored by: Tata Consultancy Services

EXPERT TESTIMONY: Technical Evaluation Criteria for CDI & MDM

Aaron Zornes
Chief Research Officer
The CDI-MDM Institute



11:45 AM - 12:25 PM
Master Data Management Track

BEST PRACTICES: Enhanced Analytics for a Global Distributed Enterprise - CDI a Key Enabler

Customer level insights derived from sophisticated statistical and mathematical analyses of customer information is critical to driving business performance. This requires that advanced analytical capabilities be combined with sophisticated and distributed customer information environments. Ramesh will present perspectives on how advanced analytical capabilities can be built on top of a rich customer information base across multiple business, functional and geographic entities to drive enterprise performance improvements.

Dr. Harvey Koeppel
Executive Director
IBM Center For CIO Leadership

Ramesh Nair
Managing Director, IT Strategy, Analytics & Data Warehousing Practice
BearingPoint Financial Services



11:45 AM - 12:25 PM
Data Integrations Services Track

BEST PRACTICES: Solving the MDM-CDI Buy vs. Build Dilemma For Your Organization

Deciding whether a build vs. buy solution will best meet the needs of your MDM-CDI project can be a daunting task; however, it can be made manageable. Diane will share her knowledge gained in various Fortune 100 companies to assist you in establishing a logical step-by-step approach towards implementing a 360 degree customer view for your organization. The following discussion points will provide the information necessary to get started in making your decision the right one for your CDI project:
  • The problem space
  • The functionality needed and when
  • Architectural style options
  • Pros and Cons of each solution possibility
  • Situations where build/buy is most appropriate
  • Common Misconceptions and Pitfalls
  • Must-haves before you begin


Diane Meccariello
Senior Architect
Aetna



11:45 AM - 12:25 PM
Data Governance/Data Quality Track Sponsored By: Exeros

EXPERT TESTIMONY: Case Studies in "Non-Invasive"© Data Governance

This expert testimony focuses on sharing experiences in the development of "Non-Invasive"© Data Governance and Data Stewardship Programs. The "Non-Invasive" approach in these case studies attained business expectations and were completed incrementally through orientation to other key data initiatives such as customer data integration and master data management, data warehousing and meta-data management. Topics include:
  • Developing a data governance organization and governance support organization that overlays existing methodologies with data governance and stewardship discipline
  • Identifying and mentoring the appropriate domain and operational data stewards while defining and managing cross-business unit and functional area data domains
  • Developing data governance tools and measuring business value and acceptability to improve data awareness and promote data governance communications


Robert S. Seiner
President & Principal
KIK Consulting & Educational Services, LLC
Publisher
The Data Administration Newsletter, LLC



12:35 PM - 1:40 PM
IIS Session 2: Mastering the Data Challenge: Best Practices for Success

A successful CDI-MDM strategy results in actionable information on customers and markets so you can increase revenue, reduce expenses and improve compliance. Regardless of your platform, quality data and processes for dealing with it are critical to CDI-MDM. You need to be able to readily identify existing customer relationships and understand new or potential relationships, as well as to adapt to the dynamic and inter-related nature of customers. In this workshop session, we'll feature a case study on how global energy leader BP implemented an MDM solution with access to high quality, integrated customer and vendor data. Andy Walker, Enterprise Architect from BP, will discuss benefits and learnings of a recent MDM implementation:
  • Managing master data holistically - from customer, product, material and vendor information
  • Developing corporate data as a strategic asset
  • Identifying, selecting and implementing MDM solution sets


Chris Lucas
VP, Customer Data Integration Solutions
D&B

Vicki P. Raeburn
President
Scofield Ridge Associates, Inc.

Andy Walker
Enterprise Information Architect
BP



12:35 PM - 1:40 PM
IIS Session 3: Data Quality & Governance: The Foundation for CDI-MDM

Without a solid foundation of data quality and data governance, CDI and MDM projects will only proliferate bad data. What is a practical approach for creating a foundation of reliable data? How do you engage the support of the business in this process? This session will review:
  • Delivering a phased approach to CDI-MDM that delivers business value rapidly and expands in scope as data reliability grows
  • Exploring the key components to establishing a "certifiable" view of your data
  • Identifying the additional challenges associated with B2B customer data such as corporate hierarchy management


Bob Hagenau
Co-Founder & VP, Product Management and Corporate Development
Purisma, Inc.

Bill Zimmerman
Director, Enterprise Data Governance
Cardinal Health, Inc.



1:45 PM - 2:15 PM
Dessert in Exhibit Hall



Concurrent Sessions 3

2:15 PM - 2:55 PM
Customer Data Integration Track Sponsored by: Tata Consultancy Services

EXPERT TESTIMONY: Hierarchy & Global Account Manager on a Global Enterprise Scale

David James
EBI COE Lead Architect for CI, Information Management and Data ArchitectureTeam
IBM CIO Office



2:15 PM - 2:55 PM
Master Data Management Track

EXPERTS PANEL: Optimizing the 1st Six Months

Moderator:
Aaron Zornes
Chief Research Officer
The CDI-MDM Institute

Panelists:
Michael Eason
Vice President
Capital One

Aidan Holten
General Manager, Finance & IT
Irish Life & Permanent

Rakshit Kapoor
Director, Master Data Management
TIAA-CREF



2:15 PM - 2:55 PM
Data Integrations Services Track

CASE STUDY: Creating a Comprehensive MDM Strategy

Equifax is a global leader and trusted provider of information solutions that empower customers to make critical decisions with greater confidence, while enabling and securing global commerce. Equifax's proprietary databases contain information on more than 300 million consumers and 100 million commercial entities worldwide. During this session, attendees will gain insight into the following:
  • Creating a comprehensive MDM strategy which ensures organizational support
  • Managing an ongoing enterprise CDI implementation which will eventually consolidate customer data from 100+ billing, fulfillment, sales, support, and operational systems as well as proprietary databases
  • Leveraging trusted sources to optimize the match/merge of customers across systems and support the creation of multiple organizational (customer) hierarchies


Charles V. Bryant
VP, Client Services & Production Operations
Austin Tetra, an EQUIFAX Company

Robert Friedrich
VP, Enterprise Data Architecture
Equifax, Inc.

Duane Lyons
Senior Engagement Leader
Infosys Consulting, Inc.



2:15 PM - 2:55 PM
Data Governance/Data Quality Track Sponsored By: Exeros

EXPERT TESTIMONY: Utilizing an Effective Support Team to Enhance Data Governance in an MDM Environment

Support teams are often thought of as more or less of a "break-fix" operation. When something doesn't go right, the support group is the one expected to correct the issue. While this indeed does occur, a properly established and trained support team can present much more value to an organization than simple "break-fix." In an MDM environment, the support team can monitor and proactively enhance the governance guidelines that have (or maybe haven't) been established. In this presentation, Mr. Holle will review and discuss the various methods that have proven to be successful in:
  • Establishing a proactive MDM support team
  • Utilizing trend analysis to enforce / reinforce data governance
  • Creating a two-way training environment between the business and support groups


Daniel B. Holle
MDM Support Manager
Pfizer



Concurrent Sessions 4

3:00 PM - 3:40 PM
Customer Data Integration Track Sponsored by: Tata Consultancy Services

CASE STUDY: A 360 Degree View of the Selection Process: Choosing a Solutions-Driven MDM Architecture

Doug LaVelle
Director, Business Relationship Management
Corporate Express



3:00 PM - 3:40 PM
Master Data Management Track

EXPERTS PANEL: Architecting the Next-Generation PIM Data Hub

Moderator:
Aaron Zornes
Chief Research Officer
The CDI-MDM Institute

Panelists:
Martin Boyd
VP, Marketing
SilverCreek Systems

Melia Hardin
IBM

Sid Suri
Marketing Manager, Master Data Management
TIBCO

Andy Walker
Enterprise Information Architect
BP

Paul Weinberg
Senior Vice President, SAP NetWeaver MDM
SAP Labs/Los Angeles



3:00 PM - 3:40 PM
Data Integrations Services Track

CASE STUDY: Key Considerations in Implementing CDI: An Executive Overview

As Capital One expanded its financial portfolio of products and services from a monoline credit card company to one of the nation's largest banks, Customer Data Integration (CDI) became a key strategic need. The CDI is a core component of how the company is building a Customer View to enhance servicing and marketing to leverage its 36+ Million customer relationships. Discover how Capital One approached CDI and went from business case to implementation in 9 months. This session will focus on:
  • Governance and sponsorship best practices
  • Business case and prioritization approach
  • Selection process and architectural considerations
  • Technology and environment suggested prerequisites


Michael Eason
Vice President
Capital One



3:00 PM - 3:40 PM
Data Governance/Data Quality Track Sponsored By: Exeros

EXPERT TESTIMONY: Building a Matrixed Data Governance Organization in a Fortune 20 Company

Cardinal Health is a global healthcare company that has grown explosively, from US$5.8B in 1994 to US$85B in 2007, primarily via mergers and acquisitions. Such explosive growth through M&A has led to business and data silos managed independently of one another. As Cardinal Health continues the transformation to an integrated operating company, creating and managing a common view of our data is critical. To accomplish this, a matrixed data governance approach has been chosen to provide flexibility while working towards a common goal. This presentation will discuss the data governance approach and the lesson learned thus far by focusing on:
  • Creating a common business vocabulary that can be shared by the enterprise
  • Identifying and coordinating data stewardship roles across businesses and functions
  • Developing a strategy that balances flexibility required by different business segments with the common needs of the organization


Bill Zimmerman
Director, Enterprise Data Governance
Cardinal Health, Inc.



3:40 PM - 4:30 PM
Networking Break in Exhibit Hall



Concurrent Session 5

4:30 PM - 5:10 PM
Customer Data Integration Track Sponsored by: Tata Consultancy Services

EXPERT TESTIMONY: Evolving from Batch BI to Real-Time Decision Making in a F500 Firm

Alltel is the 5th largest domestic wireless telephony carrier in a fast-moving, competitive industry. Our MDM program has matured at the same time our industry was moving through several evolutionary stages of competitiveness leading up to today's knowledge-based competitive landscape. This session is not a sales pitch, but an honest look at the journey of Information Management. You will learn:
  • Alltel's original MDM vision. What parts survived contact with the real world. What part of MDM is still hype, and what parts are solid gold
  • How we implemented big-ticket components in little chunks, some of which turned out to be costly mistakes, and some of which led to unexpected windfalls. What we might do differently, given the chance
  • The political challenges we faced and what strategies did and did not work to rise above them, including enterprise architecture, governance, and organization changes


Robert Fox
Director of Information Architecture
Alltel Corporation



4:30 PM - 5:10 PM
Master Data Management Track

CASE STUDY: The Role of Data Governance in a Successful CDI Platform Initiative

When UMB Bank set out to aggregate its customer information into a unified Customer Data Integration platform, the bank understood that an integral part of the ultimate success of the initiative was the creation of a robust and comprehensive data governance and stewardship program. These challenges were amplified when disparate legacy banking systems and applications (with unique owners) needed to be leveraged, reused, and integrated. Hear UMB Bank discuss their approach to this challenge, their use of Oracle's Siebel Universal Customer Master and the Trillium Software System to unify customer data across the enterprise. This session covers:
  • Balancing the full view of the customer against existing customer aggregation routines
  • Establishing a basic and reasonable data governance program by incorporating organizational and functional models into data governance program design
  • Creating reasonable and flexible policies to guide effective and timely data governance


Kanon Cozad
SVP & Director of Application Development
UMB Bank



4:30 PM - 5:10 PM
Data Integrations Services Track

EXPERTS PANEL: Best Practices in Identity Resolution for CDI-MDM

Moderator:
Jim Ericson
Editorial Director
DM Review & BI Review

Alex Berson
Executive Director, IBC Technology
JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Peter Muller
Senior Technical Analyst
Chubb Group of Insurance Companies



4:30 PM - 5:10 PM
Data Governance/Data QualityTrack Sponsored By: Exeros

EXPERTS PANEL: Best Practices in Data Governance for Financial Services

Moderator:
Aaron Zornes
Chief Research Officer
The CDI-MDM Institute

Panelists:
Umesh Hari
Principal, Technology Integration- Information Management
Deloitte Consulting LLP

David Haslemann
Director of Global Data Governance
Franklin Templeton Investments

Stephanie Liriano
Bank of America

Lee Weinstein
SVP & Chief Architect, Global Data Management
Citigroup



5:10 PM - 7:10 PM
Networking Reception



Friday, November 16, 2007

 
7:00 AM - 8:00 AM
Breakfast Briefing 4: Live Insight: Redefining CDI

D&B and Purisma have joined to deliver live insight into your customers, redefining how you can implement and profit from CDI in your organization. Come learn how to turn your fragmented internal customer data into a living master data repository, helping you achieve an accurate, personalized view of your customers and enabling critical analytics and operations initiatives. To really understand your customers, you need more than just standard data integration. You need insight - insight that's live, personalized and working constantly for you. You will also learn:
  • Rely on static, internally focused system data, limiting your ability to drive optimal business decisions
  • Deliver data without the business context you need to understand your customers and take action
  • Are expensive and disruptive infrastructure projects, unable to deliver results or evolve quickly enough


  • Bob Hagenau
    Co-Founder & VP, Product Management and Corporate Development
    Purisma, Inc.

    Doug LaVelle
    Director, Business Relationship Management
    Corporate Express

    Chris Lucas
    VP, Customer Data Integration Solutions
    D&B



    7:00 AM - 8:00 AM
    Breakfast Briefing 5: CDI Rush Hour

    Companies have long understood the value of a unified view of the customer, but the advent of MDM and CDI technologies has provided the first real opportunity to build a useful single source of customer data. The big question now: how can we get there - and get there fast? Join Ron Agresta from DataFlux as he gives you tips on how to accelerate your CDI efforts through a phased approach based on proven data governance principles. Participants can kick start the morning with some caffeine while they learn:
    • The importance of high-quality information in any CDI effort, and the advantages of a data governance-driven approach
    • How successful companies have implemented CDI in the past - and what you can learn from their experience
    • Tactics and tools to make CDI a reality


    Ron Agresta
    Solutions Manager
    DataFlux Corporation



    7:00 AM - 8:00 AM
    Breakfast Briefing 6:

    Speaker to be announced



    8:00 AM - 8:45 AM
    Keynote 5: No Pain, No Gain: Embracing the Complexity of Customer Information

    Customer Information is complex & much more complex that most business executives realize. When the going gets hard, sometimes those same leaders want to back off, but Robert Hillard will argue in this keynote that when it gets hard it is just the time when the opportunity is greatest. Drawing on BearingPoint's Information Management open source initiative and experience he will discuss how the profession is growing to take advantage of the opportunity and learn from the past:
    • Measuring the complexity of information to explain why things we've tried before haven't worked
    • Applying a more str