DATA MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE Operational challenges, strategies and trends in data management 8-9th October 2014 Hotel Courtyard by Marriott, Warsaw TOOLS AND STRATEGIES FOR DATA MANAGEMENT, WHICH SUPPORT BUSINESS AGENDA ABOUT THE CONFERENCE The Data Management Conference is an annual meeting of practitioners - IT Directors, IT Architecture, Business Intelligence and Data Bases, which in their everyday work are responsible for ensuring the technical and systemic background for obtaining, processing and analysis of large data sets for organizations, as well as their advanced analytics. This is a collection of the most current issues, operational challenges and trends related to the technical aspect of analytics and business utilization of data. CONFERENCE OBJECTIVE The aim of the Conference is to show the participants, through the exchange of experiences, the presented case studies and polite discussions, the best solutions, tools and methods for data management in an organization, including obtaining them, their integration, analysis and presentation. By optimization in the data management area presented during the conference, the participants’ organizations can increase the level of generated savings and the efficiency of their businesses, improve and accelerate analytic processes, and, thanks to them, improve the results in specific business lines and ensure competitive advantage. HOW TO SUPPORT BUSINESS THROUGH OBTAINING AND MANAGING DATA BIG DATA - WHEN IS IT REALLY WORTHWHILE, AND WHEN IT IS NOT NECCESSARY DATA PROCESSING IN IN-MEMORY BASES - ADDED VALUE AND ANSWER TO MODERN BUSINESS NEEDS KEY CHALLENGES OF DATA MANAGEMENT IN DAILY PRACTICE OPEN SOURCE TOOLS AND METHODS FOR DATA ANALYSIS AND VISUALIZATION AMONG CONFERENCE INSPIRATORS: Mateusz Kusznierewicz Przemysław Szuder Wojciech Wencel Wojciech Ehrenfeld Director of Marketing & Operations Bogdan Miedzik IT Services Consultant IT Operations Director sports yachtsman olympic champion world champion Microsoft GlaxoSmithKline Grupa Onet Alior Bank Paweł Plichta Radosław Kita Jarosław Chrupek Piotr Piskorski Nicos Karagieorgopulus Systems and Data Bases Department Manager Research and Program Analyses Coordinator Global Data Manager (Corporate Services), Global Process Owner, Corporate MDM Head of IT Strategy and Enterprise Architecture Director of the IT Systems Development Department Polkomtel TVN British American Tobacco Nordea IT Eurobank Zdzisław Dec Piotr Strzyżewski Wojciech Olszówka Information Platform Development Manager Director of the IT Architecture Office Chief Analyst of Reporting Systems BNP Paribas Bank Polska Bank BGŻ Platforma NC+ Director for Reporting and Management Information For more information about the Conference contact: Paulina Pyc Project Manager tel. 12 350 54 02 [email protected] More about the Inspirators www.cee-bi.com/dm/prelegenci CONFERENCE AGENDA Day I, 8 th October, Wednesday PLENARY SESSION INTELLIGENCE IN BUSINESS 09:00 Registration, morning coffee 09:45 Formal welcome, networking session Casper Haring, Dyrektor Zarządzający, Blue Business Media ”Change is the only constant” HERACLITUS OF EPHESUS 10:15 New trends and directions of change on the market. Inspirations for business development Forum Partner’s Inspirations 10:35 How to overcome internal resistance and make a change in order to achieve success Mateusz Kusznierewicz, sports yachtsman, olympic champion, world champion • Successes and failures vs motivation – an inspiring analysis of competing during five consecutive Olympic Games • Change management – a history of a multi-annual competition ended with... cooperation • Change as a chance – experience of sports implemented in business and everyday life 11:10 Interactive question and answer session 11:20 Do not get lost in the ocean of variables... – how to turn data into proper business decisions Przemysław Szuder, Director of Marketing & Operations, Microsoft • Using technology in every day work – let’s harness a change • Optimal utilization of real-time data about the business – now it is possible • ‘Democratisation’ the data – getting a quick response across organization 11:40 Coffee break and division into parallel sessions DATA MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE NEW MARKET CONDITIONS - NEW DATA MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES 12:10 IT strategy management in times of turbulence. Planning and appropriate data management Piotr Piskorski, Head of IT Strategy and Enterprise Architecture, Nordea IT • Classic approach to long-term planning in organizations • How financial institutions can cope better in times of frequent changes and uncertainty • Using analytics to increase the company’s competitiveness on the market • How IT architecture can support the execution of business strategy 12:40 Interactive question and answer session 12:50 How to support business through obtaining and managing data Bogdan Miedzik, Director for Reporting and Management Information, Alior Bank • What data does business need? • How and how much data should be provided? • When will business believe in the provided data? • What are the benefits of data access? 13:20 Interactive question and answer session 13:30 Lunch 14:30 Why the centralized Standards Governance model is worthwhile Jarosław Chrupek, Global Data Manager, British American Tobacco • The need for business standards in the process of computer systems implementation • What we will deal with at the beginning of the road to standardization • The centralized standards governance model on the example of BAT • What’s next? Global Data Officer as institutionalized data management 15:00 Interactive question and answer session 15:10 Data architecture – impressions from implementation. Key challenges and threats of the process Piotr Strzyżewski, Director of the IT Architecture Office, Bank BGŻ • Data architecture - what it is and how we defined it • How do we develop it? • Its role for Data Governance - how does it serve us? 15:40 Interactive question and answer session 15:50 Coffee break KEY OPERATIONAL CHALLENGES 16:10 Tested tools for dashboarding. What works in practice We await the Speaker’s confirmation 16:30 Data management in everyday work. What we should pay special attention to Paweł Plichta, Systems and Data Bases Department Manager, Polkomtel • Data as the basis of every IT solution • Changes in business result in a change in the method of data use • A spiderweb of connections and data flow • Challenges in the data processing process 17:00 Interactive question and answer session 17:10 Cocktail - a perfect opportunity to exchange opinions in a relaxed atmosphere and in a group of practitioners 18:30 End of the 1st day of the Conference Day II, 9 th October, Thursday 09:00 Registration and welcome KEY OPERATIONAL CHALLENGES 09:30 How to build systems used by IT and business from the same data. Onet Group’s case study Wojciech Ehrenfeld, IT Operations Director, Grupa Onet • Participation of the IT team in building awareness of using the data processed online • Building solutions which enable gathering Big Data vs data warehouses technologies • Two perspectives on the same data on the side of IT and business 10:00 Interactive question and answer session 10:10 Does BI require a computer scientist? Methods for accelerating providing information and optimizing the use of resources Zdzisław Dec, Information Platform Development Manager, BNP Paribas Bank Polska • Fast-increasing IT requirements as a challenge of a modern organization • How to avoid the classic approach to implementing data warehouses, data marts and the reports based on them, which take too long and are not acceptable in many departments of every large institution? • How to change the processes of providing data so that essential data can appear on decision makers’ desks within days or even hours? • Can agile programming and agile BI be a remedy for these problems? • Or maybe we can do without computer scientists? 10:40 Interactive question and answer session 10:50 Coffee break 11:10 Reconciliation and data compatibility coming from different sources Wojciech Olszówka, Chief Analyst of Reporting Systems, Platforma NC+ • Reconciliation – definition, meaning and common use of the term • Methods of data replication and related reconciliation methods • Control of business processes functioning vs data reconciliation • Optimal methods of maintaining the high quality and compatibility of data 11:40 Interactive question and answer session TESTED METHODS AND TRENDS IN DATA MANAGEMENT 11:50 Data processing in in-memory bases in the example using MS SQL Server 2014 Wojciech Wencel, IT Services Consultant, GlaxoSmithKline • What is in-memory technology? • Added value and answer to modern business needs • Demo/case study of data management in new generation bases 12:20 Interactive question and answer session 12:30 Lunch 13:30 Effective data analysis and visualization Nicos Karagieorgopulus, Director of the IT Systems Development Department, Eurobank • Visualization as one of the best methods for analysing and understanding data • How to prepare a diagram and a graph which will focus attention • How to tell a story with the use of data • Effective open source methods and tools for data analysis and visualization 14:00 Interactive question and answer session 14:10 Coffee break 14:30 Big Data - when is it really worthwhile, and when it is not necessary Radosław Kita, Research and Program Analyses Coordinator, TVN • What is really new in the Big Data approach? • Four biggest challenges when building a Big Data system • What open source tools are worth using in the analysis of large data volumes? 15:00 Interactive question and answer session 15:10 Hadoop technology. How does it work and what tools should be used? We await the Speaker’s confirmation 15:40 Interactive question and answer session 15:50 End of the Conference Detailed conference agenda: www.cee-bi.com/dm/program DECLARING PARTICIPATION You can register through the on-line form at: www.cee-bi.com/dm/zglos-udzial Please read the registration terms and benefits available at the website. Preferential prices applicable until 25th July 2014. The cost of participation of one person in the Data Management Conference for managers supervising the IT area: board members, for Information and IT Systems Security, Directors of IT Departments and IT Systems Architecture Departments, Directors of Business Intelligence Departments, Data Mining Managers, Data Warehouse Managers is:: UNTIL 25.07.2014 PLN 1295 + 23% VAT FROM 26.07.2014 UNTIL 05.09.2014 PLN 1795 + 23% VAT AFTER 05.09.2014 PLN 2295 + 23% VAT The cost of participation of one person in the Data Management Conference for persons from outside the directors group and managers supervising the IT area (applies to all positions from companiessuppliers and consulting companies) is: PLN 2795 + 23% VAT in the case of registering one person from the company until 25th July 2014 and making the whole payment by 8th August 2014. Promotional offer (applies only to the first 15 registrations!) UNTIL 25.07.2014 PLN 2995 + 23% VAT in the case of registering 1 person from a company (after using all promotional registrations) FROM 26.07.2014 UNTIL 05.09.2014 PLN 3495 + 23% VAT AFTER 05.09.2014 PLN 3995 + 23% VAT You can obtain more information about the possibility of partner cooperation during the Forum from: Anna Chrobot B4B Communications Manager [email protected] +48 22 256 70 35 You can obtain more information about the registration from: Anna Banaś Head of Sales [email protected] +48 12 350 54 06 6th Forum Intelligence in Business Inspirations and IT tools which change business! The Forum is Poland’s biggest meeting focused on increasing the efficiency of key areas of modern organizations with the use of IT tools, specialist knowledge and advanced analysis of available data. This is an exchange of experiences, effective strategies and benchmarks in a group of practitioners during four parallel conferences: 6th SALES PERFORMANCE CONFERENCE 6th FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE Sales Leaders’ Inspirations Effective financial processes for increasing business profitability 3rd CUSTOMER INTELLIGENCE DATA MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE CONFERENCE Practitioners on the commercial use of data. Trends & strategies Operational challenges, strategies and trends in data management More about the Forum: www.cee-bi.com Gold Partner: Media Sponsors of the Conference