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BI Vision Seminar Series
Dynamic Analytics in the Enterprise Architecture
April 25, 2002
Chicago, IL
Daman Consulting and IBM teamed up to bring you this installment in the Business Intelligence Xchange seminar series — an in-depth look at Dynamic Analytics (DA) and its role within the Enterprise Architecture. Dynamic Analytics addressed the most significant need in architectural solutions: the ability to rapidly adapt to changes driven by the analysis environment; without the traditional risks of instability, long lead times and runaway costs. The ultimate goal of DA is an adaptive architecture agile enough to support advanced analytics within the enterprise, including linkages to operational systems.
The first speaker was Randall Grossman, former Senior Vice President for Bank One. Grossman discussed real-world examples of traditional customer analytics, offering insight on trends in enterprise analytics that he's witnessed over the past several years. Next, a presentation was given by three-time CIO Rob Bosch, Vice President of Enterprise Integration for Daman. Bosch outlined the benefits of DA, and discussed proven methods for implementing enterprise architectures to support Dynamic Analytics.
For more information about how Dynamic Analytics relates to CRM, check out Mr. Bosch's article in DM Review, $44 Billion Spent on CRM in 2000 – and Customer Relationship Management is Worse than Ever!
Presentations:
Randall Grossman
Trends in Customer Analytics found through... Analytics!
Rob Bosch
The Reality of Dynamic Analytics
For questions or more information on this or other BIX seminars, send email to bix-info@damanconsulting.com
About Daman:
Daman Consulting provides advanced enterprise business intelligence solutions for a broad range of industries. Daman's offerings enable enterprises to fully leverage information assets across all channels of corporate operation and communication. Greater profitability results through improved enterprise decision-making and responsiveness based on real-time business intelligence. For more information, visit Daman's Web site at http://www.damanconsulting.com.
About IBM:
International Business Machines is the world's leading provider of computer hardware. IBM manufactures a broad range of computers, including PCs, notebooks, mainframes, and network servers. The company is also a major developer of software and peripherals. The IBM service division, the largest in the world, provides support and strategic services for a variety of business and information technology needs.
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