Invitation to Robert Walters BI Breakfast Seminar
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ROBERT WALTERS BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE MASTERCLASS Session 1a. BI Maturity Assessment Chaired by: Hanzala Qureshi, KPMG An overview of a tried and tested approach to assess the level of BI maturity within an organisation. The Approach provides an insight into an organisations current BI capabilities by looking at five elements including information demand, information management & data governance, capabilities, technology and the common data model. Session 1b. Choosing the right BI model for your business Chaired by: Dan Taffler, Co-operative Group How do you start planning a BI department from scratch, or enhancing the one that you have? A key consideration is making sure that the BI model you’re proposing fits with your business model, your information needs and your current and future skill base. This presentation will focus on: n The advantages and disadvantages of three main BI models - centralised, federated, bi-modal n Key signs in your business that help identify which model is likely to be best for you n How selecting a BI model helps shape a BI roadmap, organisational structure and toolset Session 2. BI Tool “Bake Off” Panel: Mike Cox, Richard Jones, Hanzala Qureshi and Dave Williams Working with a common data set, the panel from KPMG will run three simultaneous live demonstrations to build a data visualisation application in Tableau, QlikView and Power BI. The aim is to demonstrate the key capabilities of each tool and discuss the strengths and weaknesses of each. Session 3. An Introduction to the Single Customer View (SCV) Chaired by: Dan Taffler, Co-operative group SCV databases have become a key tool in helping understand customers and driving commercial value from interactions with them, but can a database really be used to develop a relationship with your customers and does it always make sense to go to the expense of creating one? This presentation will look at: n What is a SCV database & signs that your organisation would benefit from one n Different methods of building a SCV n Controlling costs while building future capability n Governance and data protection issues n How to make best use of the outputs from a SCV HOW TO CREATE A TOOLKIT FOR DEVELOPING ANALYTICS, INSIGHT AND BI FUNCTIONS Robert Walters is delighted to invite you to our BI Masterclass on 9th September 2016. This masterclass will feature industry-leading experts from KPMG and Co-operative Bank, providing real-time insight into analytics and BI problems. Please see the masterclass itinerary below: Dave Williams - Head of Management Consulting Data - KPMG Dave has extensive experience in supporting clients with their data challenges and has led numerous programmes focusing on BI and analytics including predictive analytics in the financial, retail, gaming and public sectors. Richard Jones - Data Analytics Manager, KPMG Richard has over 15 years’ of business intelligence and data warehousing experience earned in the FS and insurance sectors, he is a data visualisation specialist, best practice visualisation advocate and QlikView SME. Mike Cox - Data Analytics Advisor, KPMG Mike has over 10 years data analytics and BI experience earned in corporate credit risk prior to joining KPMG. He specialises in SAS, SQL analytics, data visualisation and is a Tableau SME. Hanzala Qureshi - Assistant Manager - Data, Analytics and Business Intelligence, KPMG Hanzala has worked in data analytics, BI, fraud, AML risk, collections and insolvencies prior to joining KPMG. Since joining KPMG, he has provided critical management consulting on BI strategies and implementation, data warehousing and data visualisation. Dan Taffler - BI Manager for Retail Finance, Co-operative Group Dan has over 13 years’ experience in end-to-end analytics, he has built and developed BI departments across a variety of verticals. He focuses on ensuring analytics deliver commercial value, drawing on his background in management accounting and his MBA. KEYNOTE SPEAKERS TIME: 7.30am – 10.30am. DATE: Friday 9th September 2016 LOCATION: 3 Hardman Street, Floor 9, Manchester M3 3HF DRESS CODE: Business casual RSVP: Rachel Dawson P: 0161 240 7473 E: [email protected] Breakfast, tea and coffee will start from 7.30am and there will be an opportunity to network with other senior professionals from the region
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Transcript of Invitation to Robert Walters BI Breakfast Seminar
ROBERT WALTERS BUSINESS INTELLIGENCE MASTERCLASS
Session 1a. BI Maturity Assessment Chaired by: Hanzala Qureshi, KPMG
An overview of a tried and tested approach to assess the level of BI maturity within an organisation. The Approach provides an insight into an organisations current BI capabilities by looking at five elements including information demand, information management & data governance, capabilities, technology and the common data model.
Session 1b. Choosing the right BI model for your businessChaired by: Dan Taffler, Co-operative Group How do you start planning a BI department from scratch, or enhancing the one that you have?
A key consideration is making sure that the BI model you’re proposing fits with your business model, your information needs and your current and future skill base.
This presentation will focus on:
n The advantages and disadvantages of three main BI models - centralised, federated, bi-modaln Key signs in your business that help identify which model is likely to be best for youn How selecting a BI model helps shape a BI roadmap, organisational structure and toolset
Session 2. BI Tool “Bake Off”Panel: Mike Cox, Richard Jones, Hanzala Qureshi and Dave Williams Working with a common data set, the panel from KPMG will run three simultaneous live demonstrations to build a data visualisation application in Tableau, QlikView and Power BI. The aim is to demonstrate the key capabilities of each tool and discuss the strengths and weaknesses of each. Session 3. An Introduction to the Single Customer View (SCV)Chaired by: Dan Taffler, Co-operative group
SCV databases have become a key tool in helping understand customers and driving commercial value from interactions with them, but can a database really be used to develop a relationship with your customers and does it always make sense to go to the expense of creating one?
This presentation will look at:
n What is a SCV database & signs that your organisation would benefit from onen Different methods of building a SCVn Controlling costs while building future capabilityn Governance and data protection issuesn How to make best use of the outputs from a SCV
HOW TO CREATE A TOOLKIT FOR DEVELOPING ANALYTICS, INSIGHT AND BI FUNCTIONSRobert Walters is delighted to invite you to our BI Masterclass on 9th September 2016. This masterclass will feature industry-leading experts from KPMG and Co-operative Bank, providing real-time insight into analytics and BI problems. Please see the masterclass itinerary below:
Dave Williams - Head of Management Consulting Data - KPMG
Dave has extensive experience in supporting clients with their data challenges and has led
numerous programmes focusing on BI and analytics including predictive analytics in the financial, retail, gaming and public sectors.
Richard Jones - Data Analytics Manager, KPMG
Richard has over 15 years’ of business intelligence and data warehousing experience earned in the FS and insurance
sectors, he is a data visualisation specialist, best practice visualisation advocate and QlikView SME.
Mike Cox - Data Analytics Advisor, KPMG
Mike has over 10 years data analytics and BI experience earned in corporate credit risk prior to joining KPMG. He
specialises in SAS, SQL analytics, data visualisation and is a Tableau SME.
Hanzala Qureshi - Assistant Manager - Data, Analytics and Business Intelligence, KPMG
Hanzala has worked in data analytics, BI, fraud, AML
risk, collections and insolvencies prior to joining KPMG. Since joining KPMG, he has provided critical management consulting on BI strategies and implementation, data warehousing and data visualisation.
Dan Taffler - BI Manager for Retail Finance, Co-operative Group
Dan has over 13 years’ experience in end-to-end analytics, he has built and
developed BI departments across a variety of verticals. He focuses on ensuring analytics deliver commercial value, drawing on his background in management accounting and his MBA.
KEYNOTE SPEAKERS
TIME: 7.30am – 10.30am. DATE: Friday 9th September 2016LOCATION: 3 Hardman Street, Floor 9, Manchester M3 3HFDRESS CODE: Business casual
RSVP:Rachel DawsonP: 0161 240 7473E: [email protected]
Breakfast, tea and coffee will start from 7.30am and there will be an opportunity to network with other senior professionals from the region
