Melbourne
A quick win with Financial Performance Management is transforming manual reporting and planning processes and making these repeatable, robust and simpler by using Business Intelligence.
The fastest and safest way to do this is iteratively – by using tools that you can seamlessly use direct live from Excel and the Web. The Melbourne briefing completes the Australian events, with a focus on how quickly organisations can take existing processes and transform these in a sustainable manner using agile BI.
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| Agenda | |
| Time | Session |
| 8:00 – 8:15 am | Registration, Breakfast Served. |
| 8:25 -8:35 am | Briefing Welcome, Opening Remarks |
| 8:30 – 9:00 am | Strategic Overview: Open Source Industry Leader Perspective Paul Took – Red Hat “Open Source: How the Game has changed” |
| 9:05 – 9:50 am | Case Study: Open Source BI User Perspective Rob Pistritto -National Commercial Manager, Mitre10 “Optimised Planning, Optimal Performance” Jordan Nikolovski – Naked Data Live walkthrough of Case Study planning model with BI Suite 3.0 |
| 10:05-10:25am | Keynote: Open Source BI Vendor Perspective Norbert Grimm – Vice President Services & Solutions, Jedox AG “Open Source Business Intelligence: Simply Do It” |
| 10:25-10:30am | Closing Remarks, Event Close |
| The briefing is a morning event that provides practical knowledge and critical insights to help you better evaluate, use, and support Open SourceBI and Performance Management tools. |      |
With a cost per seat around 5% of traditional tools, Open Source BI means organisations can deploy solutions rapdily and cost effectively.
“Business Intelligence is simply not the core service of large software companies. Large providers’ ongoing acquisition politics reflects the poor quality of their product portfolio.” Nigel Pendse 2009
Nigel Pendse, author of the industry benchmark OLAP Report/BI Verdict recommended at the recent Palo Open in Europe that BI users to choose the best products on the market, generally offered by focussed providers such as Jedox.
Whether you work for a large, midsize or small company, if you want to see the very latest in reporting, analysis, dashboards, scorecards, budgeting, planning, and forecasting you cannot miss learning how you can make this work for you. There’s no faster place to learn than at the Open Source BI Briefing – for the first time in Australia.
How to get to the Melbourne event.
For more information, please call Chris Mentor +61 (0)404 882 747
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