Business Intelligence – Current trends & Advances

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IEEE Computer Society Chapter, Hyderabad Section and Avishkar, An innovation Centric Virtual Group at Oracle with support from Oracle India takes great pleasure in inviting you to a talk on "Business Intelligence – Current trends and Advances" by Mr. Ramkrishna Chinta, BI Consultant




Date & Time: Thursday, 19th August 2010, 05:30 PM – 07:00 PM
Venue: Ground Floor Cafeteria, Oracle Campus Phase I, HITEC City, Madhapur, Hyderabad
Venue Map: http://bit.ly/dDfUek

The event is free and open to all in Computer Science, Engineering, Information Technology and related fields.

Registration:

Though the event is open, online registration is encouraged. Please register at "here":http://meetings.vtools.ieee.org/meeting_registration/register/2965 before 19th August 2010, 2 PM IST, please note that we have limited seats and request you to register yourself at the earliest.

Agenda

5:30 PM - 5:50 PM: Registration, Tea
6:00 PM - 6:50 PM: Talk on "Business Intelligence – Current trends and Advances"
6:50 PM - 7:00 PM: Q&A, Interactive Session

Abstract

Business Intelligence is today a must have initiative for every organization for being competitive. A decade ago, BI was a large organizations' (Fortune 1000) delightful IT initiative. The value that it offered over the years in arriving at what is the right decision, who has to take it, who has to implement it and when; made it to be the most dependable means of staying ahead of competition and / or in arriving at the most optimal costs of running a shop.

The Advances BI made from the time when decision makers had to wait for a day or even week(s) to even get a glimpse of "data" let alone if it makes a meaningful sense of information to arrive at a final decision to today where the "information – not just data" is available in the users' smart phones LIVE waiting to be used is phenomenal. There has been significant progress in different segments of BI like in technologies – Data warehousing architectures, User activism – flexibility in usage like interactive visualization techniques, tools – that are plug and play. The futuristic view of the tools & techniques in providing forecasting and mining algorithms for dependable predictive analysis clubbed with the advances made makes a strong case for every organization now to consider BI as an essential means of information in the organization for its survival.


About the speaker

Ram is currently working as an independent consultant. Ram was the Vice President & BI Practice leader at Genpact. In this role, he was responsible for the practice growth and managing the P&L. His responsibilities included: Building growth strategy for the practice, Providing thought leadership for BI Solutions, Alliances and Partnership building and management, Creating new service offerings in emerging areas, Develop business and investment strategy to grow in new areas and accounts, Provide leadership in project delivery

Ram in his prior experience has multi faceted exposure to solutioning, architecting and executing DW projects in 7 industry verticals for over 12 years in BI including doing applied research producing thought papers and ideas for productized services. Adding to this the field knowledge in sales and marketing in technological products and solutions augments his exposure to multiple industries. This coupled, his 20 years of experience is of techno - functional and business leader.

LinkedIn: http://in.linkedin.com/pub/ramakrishna-chinta/6/996/372

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