Government Technology Conference West 2008

Technical P33 Business information Technologies: Demystifying the Choices Tuesday, May 13 9:00 am – 4:30 pm SLIGHTLY TECHNICAL 1 day $345 Early Bird / $395 Regular Business Information Technologies (BIT) is a term that describes a whole genre of software products that form the information systems base of many organizations. We have all probably seen the many acronyms for these products, such as: ERP, HRIS, SRM, CRM, SDP, etc. and the heavy-weight vendors who offer them. This course demystifies the acronyms while providing attendees with a roadmap to large-scale information systems that serve the enterprise. Hot Topics P35 eDiscovery Wednesday, May 14 10:15 am – 1:15 pm NOT TECHNICAL 1/2 day $195 Early Bird / $235 Regular Electronic discovery is becoming a huge challenge for all jurisdictions. It requires the legal team to understand technical issues that are often baffling and confusing, and the technical team to respond to legal requests without always understanding the nuances. The time and cost of identifying, sorting, retrieving and delivering the required data can be staggering. This class will cover some of the important issues and considerations for electronic discovery, decode some of the tech-talk around ediscovery response and help This course provides a survey of technologies, product com- a non-technical person understand the key terminology parisons, strategies for the delivery of solution integration, and issues. It will also include a discussion of how to and an overview of best practices for implementation. preserve privilege throughout the ediscovery process. instructor: XMalpha Technologies instructor: ira Victor, GIAC G17799 GPCI GSEC, Director, Compliance Practice, Data Clone Labs, Inc. P34 Data Modeling for Business intelligence Wednesday, May 14 10:15 am – 5:00 pm SLIGHTLY TECHNICAL 1 day $345 Early Bird / $395 Regular Structuring data for business intelligence requires a new way of thinking about data and database structures. In this class you will learn: • Pros and cons of various development and implementation methodologies, including: Waterfall vs. Iterative, Kimball vs. Inman, and some common business intelligence mistakes to avoid • Identifying and locating technical data types such as operational and historical data • Selecting the technical architecture, including considerations for right-sizing, the SOA impact, the necessary technical skills and the hardware components • Continuous improvement and post implementation support Training program schedule, topics and speakers are subject to change. instructor: Natoma Technologies, inc. E v E n t I n f o w w w. c a l - f u t u r E . c o m 13 http://www.cal-future.com

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