Current Public Seminars
2-Day Seminar
Defining and Executing Your Information Strategy
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1-2 March 2012, London
27-28 September 2012, London
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- Overview
- Learning Objectives
- Seminar and Workshop Outline
- Audience
- Speaker Biography
- Seminar Fee
- Multiple Seminar Booking Discount
and Group Booking Discount
- Hotel Venue and Accommodation
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Overview
Information is becoming a cornerstone of many organisations. Consider the movement towards "open data", information as a competitive advantage, "empowering" the workforce, master data initiatives, personalised shopping experiences and marketing, cross functional information usage, and many other examples of information creating business value. On the information risk side there are increasingly governance and compliance rules that try to protect society and personal information. Information has clearly become a corporate asset. The business needs to take the lead and recognise the value of information and develop an information strategy. During this two day seminar you will learn how you can turn your organisation around and make it more information centric.
- Learn how to engage your business and have them take the lead and recognise the value of information.
- Learn how to adapt the organisation to make information centric
- Learn how to establish an information governance organisation
- Learn how to manage speech communities and business vocabularies
- Learn how to align your IT with your information strategy
- Get more value out of your MDM projects
- Select the proper Enterprise Information platform to support your information strategy.
- Introduction
- The value and risk of accurate and trusted information
- The impact of declaring Information a corporate asset
- Measurement of information value including confidentiality, integrity, availability, compliance, reliability effectiveness and efficiency.
- Common information challenges
- Information Strategy
- Information Governance Mission and Vision
- Information and data policies
- Types of information and how to deal with them
- Master and Reference Data
- Transactional Data
- Unstructured data
- Information Management Methodology
- Introduction to the DMBOK
- The four information pillars; Define, Govern, Architect and Enable
- The "Continuous Improvement Methodology" as a generic blueprint
- Integrating your information management with other frameworks such as TOGAF and COBIT
- Information Definition
- Managing business semantics through correct definitions and information criteria
- Establishing 'speech communities' and vocabulary management
- Defining data and information includes semantic, syntactic and lexical rules so we can make sure names are consistent. Build your own common shared vocabulary based on your business information model.
- Definition versus Discovery
- Dealing with "closed systems" including ERP
- Building or buying a vocabulary or business semantics
- Information Governance
- Structural Compliance
- Transforming the Information model to a data model
- Mapping the information to the data
- Linking to the IT portfolio management
- Content Compliance
- Defining and transforming information quality rules to executable constraints
- Assessing the information quality
- Defining the content compliance roles
- Root cause analysis of quality concerns
- Structural Compliance
- Data Architecture
- Patterns for Data Architecture, managing the number of systems of entry and systems of record
- Rule/Policy based synchronisation
- Virtual MDM
- Enterprise MDM
- Linking the data architecture to the Enterprise Architecture
- Linking the data architecture to the design and implementation
- Patterns for Data Architecture, managing the number of systems of entry and systems of record
- Information Enablement, establishing the information capabilities
- Capabilities required to support your information strategy
- Positioning the information management patterns; virtualisation, Extract-Transform-Load, Enterprise Application Integration, Webservices, Enterprise Service Bus, Change Data Capture, ...
- Managing the information life cycle
- Managing test data
- Executing the Information Strategy
- Master Data Management
- Designing an MDM-System
- Building and implementing an MDM system
- Buying an MDM system
- Implementing an 'Information centric'-organisation
- Roles, responsibilities and processes
- 'Information Governance' in the context of other domains, (Enterprise Architecture, Master Data Management, Knowledge management, Business Intelligence, etc.)
- Organisational structures
- Challenges for the implementation of an 'information governance'-program
- Information in a 'process centric' organisation
- Defining the correct scope
- Understanding and translating business priorities
- Master Data Management
- Metadata management
- Achieving lineage with a metadata repository
- Requirements for metadata management
- Standards and their applicability
Both IT and Business people who want to know more about managing Information as a strategic asset, Information Governance and Master Data Management ....
- IT Managers
- Information Architects
- Enterprise Architects
- Solutions Architects
- Data Architects
- MDM project leaders
- BICC Managers
- Business Intelligence Specialists
- Business Analysts
- IT Consultants
- IT Strategists
- Database Administrators
- Information Stewards
- Business personnel who require quality information
- The seminar is based on Jan's experience transforming companies to being information centric.
- The proposed methodology can be used in conjunction with the DMBOK processes.
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Jan Henderyckx is a highly rated consultant, speaker and author who has been active in the field of Information Management and Relational Database Management since 1986. He has presented, moderated and taught workshops at many international conferences and User Group meetings worldwide. Jan's experiences, combined with information architecture and management expertise, have enabled him to help many organisations to optimise the business value of their information assets. He is a Director of the Belgium and Luxembourg chapter of DAMA (Data Management Association) and runs the Belgian Information Governance Council. He has published articles in many leading industry journals, and has been elected to the IDUG Speakers Hall of Fame, based upon numerous Best Speaker awards. |
Seminar Fee
£1,095 + VAT (£219) = £1,314
Hotel Venue and Accommodation
1-2 March 2012
Venue: Crowne Plaza London Kensington
100 Cromwell Rd, London SW7 4ER
Tel: +44 (0)20 7373 2222
Fax: +44 (0)20 7373 0559
http://
www.cpkensington.co.uk
27-28 September 2012
Venue: TBA London
London Accommodation: IRM UK in association with JP Events Ltd has arranged special discounted rates at all venues and at other hotels nearby the venue. Please visit the JP Events website for further information.
E-mail: info@jpetem.com Tel +44 (0)84 5680 1138 Fax +44 (0)84 5680 1139.
In-House Training
If you require a quote for running an in-house course,
please contact us with the following details:
- Subject matter and/or speaker required
- Estimated number of delegates
- Location (town, country)
- Number of days required (if different from the public course)
- Preferred date
Please contact:
Jeanette Hall
E-mail: jeanette.hall@irmuk.co.uk
Telephone: +44 (0)20 8866 8366
Fax: +44 (0)1923 828 770
Speaker: Jan Henderyckx
Endorsed by:
DAMA International
UK Chapter
Data Management Series
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Multiple Seminar Booking Discount
Attend more than one of our seminars and you will be entitled to the following discounts:
- 2nd course 10%
- 3rd course 15%
- 4th course 20%
- 5th+ course 25%
Group Booking Discount
20% discount for 5 or more registrations made at the same time.
We regret that this offer cannot be used in conjunction with the Multiple Seminar Discount or any other discount.
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