Agenda
08.15AM - 09.30AM: Registration, Conversations & Connections
09.30AM - 10.15AM: Inaugural Keynote
Business Intelligence: Market Dynamics and Future Directions
Business Intelligence is undergoing an evolution. Get to know the key trends that will drive BI in organizations, as well as the most important emerging BI technologies, and which vendors will provide them. Also learn discuss how organizations can begin to meld emerging trends into existing architectures. For those who like to stay ahead of the curve, and want to help shape the future, this keynote address focuses on the future of Business Intelligence.
Speaker
Shashikant Brahmankar, Head - Business Intelligence & Analytics, HCL
10.15AM - 11.00AM: Panel
Business Intelligence: An Insight
Panelists
Kaushik Bhatt, Vice President, Wells Fargo India Solutions
Vinay Prasad, Principal Architect, Infosys Financial Services
Amit Arora, Vice President, RBS Global Banking Markets
Padmashree Shagrithaya, Corporate Vice President-Business Performance Management and Analytics, Max New York Life Insurance
Moderator
Shashikant Brahmankar, Head - Business Intelligence & Analytics, HCL
Business Intelligence as an Execution-Discipline
BI forms the core of Enterprise ‘Sensory System’ which in-turn gives all the information needed to run a ~fail-Safe execution-machine. However, sophistication and power of BI Tools have taken strides far ahead of Business Capacity to use it. Most of the failures of BI have to do with lack of up-stream (data pipes from last mile), BI modeling and down-stream (reading, using and actioning-on the information churned out by BI tools) business capacity to take the maximum juice out of BI investments. This session will look at real-life challenges and practical tips to build these capabilities & mind-sets.
Speaker
Rajan Gupta, Founder & Chief Practitioner, Execution MiH
BI Technology driven analytics productization strategy
The Analytics Services & Consulting industry is a USD 25 Billion business today. Analytics firms engage with client organizations for domain specific Business Intelligence delivery. A typically road map of incremental value creation starts with MI & Dash boarding leads to Analytical modeling and ends with insights generation. In specific domains often enough the needs and challenges of building BI solutions especially in the MI & Dash board area across multiple clients are similar. This gives rise to an opportunity for productized offering through syndication of ambient business solution knowledge. Strategically, metadata driven Business Intelligence tools come are useful, as they are designed to capture business and technical metadata. Moreover, such a approach can help in mitigating impact of state of client data integration, understanding of business problem and knowledge level of delivery teams and lead to reduced time to market. The speaker shall talk about high level strategy around the innovation of using Meta data and Business Intelligence tools to create productized analytics offerings.
Speaker
Sumit Dhar, Vice President- DA Services, EXL Service
02.30PM - 03.10PM: Session 4
BI Performance through Purpose-Built Analytical Databases
Cutting across all surveys, BI users highlight query performance or speed as their biggest fundamental issue in deployment, ongoing maintenance and adoption by business users. This session covers the underlying issues related to performance and the role that purpose-built analytical databases can play to address this issue. Analytical databases now offer performance innovations such as columnar design and on-chip computing or in-memory processing so BI users can dramatically improve the performance of their BI/Analytics while reducing complexity and costs at the same time
Speaker
Vivek Bhatnagar, Country Director & Global Alliances, Actian Corporation
03.10PM - 03.40PM: Afternoon Break
Some time out for you to grab another coffee and a well earned rest.
03.40PM - 04.20PM: Session 5
Emerging Trends in Data Warehousing and Data Mining
Business Intelligence is undergoing an evolution. Get to know the key trends that will drive BI in organizations, as well as the most important emerging BI technologies, and which vendors will provide them. Also learn discuss how organizations can begin to meld emerging trends into existing architectures. For those who like to stay ahead of the curve, and want to help shape the future, this session focuses on the future of Business Intelligence.
Speaker
Girish Shivani, Principal Solutions Consultant, Teradata India
04.20PM - 5.00PM: Session 6
From Insights to Impact: Driving Enterprise Decisions With Business Analytics
Putting business analytics to work is top of mind for executive leadership in most of the organizations. Business agility and operational responsiveness are more important than ever. There is a real opportunity to use analytics - to seek out increasingly small margins and understand customers, products, channels, partners and more. Business Analytics delivers insights and we need to use that insight to make better decisions. Combining analytics accuracy and business context is a critical lever for organizations in their “Path to Better Decisions”. In today’s world when the information explosion is happening at such a fast pace- 85% of the data is unstructured sitting out of traditional IT systems/relational databases, organizations are challenged to drive “Every Day Analytics”, enables strategic change and drive a greater value for shareholders. This session would focus on how to harness power of analytics in executive decision making & be competitive in this dynamic marketplace.
Speaker
Aasim Aleem Kidwai, AVP, HP Global Analytics
08.15AM - 09.30AM: Registration, Conversations & Connections
09.30AM - 10.15AM: Inaugural Keynote
Business Intelligence: Market Dynamics and Future Directions
Business Intelligence is undergoing an evolution. Get to know the key trends that will drive BI in organizations, as well as the most important emerging BI technologies, and which vendors will provide them. Also learn discuss how organizations can begin to meld emerging trends into existing architectures. For those who like to stay ahead of the curve, and want to help shape the future, this keynote address focuses on the future of Business Intelligence.
Speaker
Shashikant Brahmankar, Head - Business Intelligence & Analytics, HCL
10.15AM - 11.00AM: Panel
Business Intelligence: An Insight
Panelists
Kaushik Bhatt, Vice President, Wells Fargo India Solutions
Vinay Prasad, Principal Architect, Infosys Financial Services
Amit Arora, Vice President, RBS Global Banking Markets
Padmashree Shagrithaya, Corporate Vice President-Business Performance Management and Analytics, Max New York Life Insurance
Moderator
Shashikant Brahmankar, Head - Business Intelligence & Analytics, HCL
11.00AM - 11.30AM: Morning Break
A chance to meet up with your friends and have a cup of coffee!
11.30AM - 12.10PM: Session 1
Impact of Social Media and Social CRM Analytics
The changing dynamics of customers and the need for recognizing a new channel “The Social Media” is becoming evident, and soon will become a key differentiator to have edge over your competition. So how does that impact the BI world, and the way traditional BI has been done thus far? The session aims to address and cover few of those pointers, & the effective ways in which this is being done today.
Speaker
Venkat Iyer, Practice Lead - BIM, Capgemini India
Business Intelligence as an Execution-Discipline
BI forms the core of Enterprise ‘Sensory System’ which in-turn gives all the information needed to run a ~fail-Safe execution-machine. However, sophistication and power of BI Tools have taken strides far ahead of Business Capacity to use it. Most of the failures of BI have to do with lack of up-stream (data pipes from last mile), BI modeling and down-stream (reading, using and actioning-on the information churned out by BI tools) business capacity to take the maximum juice out of BI investments. This session will look at real-life challenges and practical tips to build these capabilities & mind-sets.
Speaker
Rajan Gupta, Founder & Chief Practitioner, Execution MiH
12.50PM - 01.50PM: Lunch
Break for lunch on the house and a chance to catch up with each other!
BI Technology driven analytics productization strategy
The Analytics Services & Consulting industry is a USD 25 Billion business today. Analytics firms engage with client organizations for domain specific Business Intelligence delivery. A typically road map of incremental value creation starts with MI & Dash boarding leads to Analytical modeling and ends with insights generation. In specific domains often enough the needs and challenges of building BI solutions especially in the MI & Dash board area across multiple clients are similar. This gives rise to an opportunity for productized offering through syndication of ambient business solution knowledge. Strategically, metadata driven Business Intelligence tools come are useful, as they are designed to capture business and technical metadata. Moreover, such a approach can help in mitigating impact of state of client data integration, understanding of business problem and knowledge level of delivery teams and lead to reduced time to market. The speaker shall talk about high level strategy around the innovation of using Meta data and Business Intelligence tools to create productized analytics offerings.
Speaker
Sumit Dhar, Vice President- DA Services, EXL Service
02.30PM - 03.10PM: Session 4
BI Performance through Purpose-Built Analytical Databases
Cutting across all surveys, BI users highlight query performance or speed as their biggest fundamental issue in deployment, ongoing maintenance and adoption by business users. This session covers the underlying issues related to performance and the role that purpose-built analytical databases can play to address this issue. Analytical databases now offer performance innovations such as columnar design and on-chip computing or in-memory processing so BI users can dramatically improve the performance of their BI/Analytics while reducing complexity and costs at the same time
Speaker
Vivek Bhatnagar, Country Director & Global Alliances, Actian Corporation
03.10PM - 03.40PM: Afternoon Break
Some time out for you to grab another coffee and a well earned rest.
03.40PM - 04.20PM: Session 5
Emerging Trends in Data Warehousing and Data Mining
Business Intelligence is undergoing an evolution. Get to know the key trends that will drive BI in organizations, as well as the most important emerging BI technologies, and which vendors will provide them. Also learn discuss how organizations can begin to meld emerging trends into existing architectures. For those who like to stay ahead of the curve, and want to help shape the future, this session focuses on the future of Business Intelligence.
Speaker
Girish Shivani, Principal Solutions Consultant, Teradata India
04.20PM - 5.00PM: Session 6
From Insights to Impact: Driving Enterprise Decisions With Business Analytics
Putting business analytics to work is top of mind for executive leadership in most of the organizations. Business agility and operational responsiveness are more important than ever. There is a real opportunity to use analytics - to seek out increasingly small margins and understand customers, products, channels, partners and more. Business Analytics delivers insights and we need to use that insight to make better decisions. Combining analytics accuracy and business context is a critical lever for organizations in their “Path to Better Decisions”. In today’s world when the information explosion is happening at such a fast pace- 85% of the data is unstructured sitting out of traditional IT systems/relational databases, organizations are challenged to drive “Every Day Analytics”, enables strategic change and drive a greater value for shareholders. This session would focus on how to harness power of analytics in executive decision making & be competitive in this dynamic marketplace.
Speaker
Aasim Aleem Kidwai, AVP, HP Global Analytics
05.00PM: Conclusion
