| Presented by Mike Lampa
Time: Registration/Refreshments - 8:30-9:00 a.m.
Presentation -
9:00-11:00 a.m.
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You learned about sound data architecture and incremental deliverables.
You’ve been armed with tools for designing and constructing those deliverables.
If you still have questions on how to get the initial business requirements
information from your business community, then this course is for you.
This
session focuses on different practical techniques for gathering the kinds of
information from your business community that are necessary as input to
documenting high quality data architecture and incremental design deliverables.
In addition to reviewing examples of techniques employed from actual case
studies, we will take a look at how to determine which technique is right for
what situation and how to estimate, plan and coordinate the tasks across the
enterprise to ensure the right involvement from the business community.
This
session builds assumes a general awareness of group facilitation techniques and
business process modeling & data modeling disciplines.
Participants
are encouraged to bring questions and real-life experiences to share during the
session.
You Will Learn
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How to scope data
architecture (data warehousing/data integration) initiatives using
Lay-of-the-Land interviewing techniques
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How to plan and coordinate involvement of representatives from your design
team and business communities.
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How to build and
execute requirements gathering workshops
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How to use group
facilitation techniques, process modeling disciplines and data
modeling disciplines to get the right information as input to your
data warehouse/data integration project deliverables.
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How to know when you have enough input to move on.
Mike
Lampa, Partner, Central Region, Core Integration Partners, Inc. has over 24
years experience in strategic planning, program management, designing,
building, supporting IT solutions founded on a strict adherence to model
based/model managed engineering disciplines. A published author and industry
speaker, he combines strategic vision, enterprise modeling expertise, program
management and group facilitation skills to design and implement DW solutions
for Fortune 500 companies. Prior to joining Core, he co-founded BAG, Inc., a
DW/Data Integration consultancy practice.
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