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Wednesday, 19 October 2005 |
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Name |
Title/Abstract |
Bio |
| Session 1
10.15 - 11.15am |
Jolie
Reichel
Solutions Manager
Analytical Intelligence
Solutions
SAS Institute Australia |
Managing
uncertainty with SAS Forecast
Server
"How do I accurately quantify and the outcome of promotions and
capture effects for reuse?"
"How do I best meet demand and service levels within the limits
of my cost structure?"
Meet
with Jolie and hear how leading organisations are using SAS Forecasting
to accurately predict demand, staffing and resource needs as well as capture
promotional effects all resulting in increased
profit. |
Jolie Reichel is the
Solutions Manager for Analytical Intelligence for SAS Australia and New
Zealand and is heavily involved in developing customer
solutions based
on in these technologies. With her broad experience and deep understanding
of the global issues surrounding analytical intelligence, Jolie is often
quoted on topics
ranging from SAS product directions to worldwide market
trends. |
| Session 2
11.30 - 12.30pm |
Dev Mookerjee
Practice Manager
Development &Investment
SAS Institute Australia |
Enterprise
IT service delivery management.
SAS IT Resource Management
is an all-encompassing, enterprise-wide approach to IT service
reporting.
This solution enables IT to "speak" to business by aligning
IT direction with the corporate bottom line, while bridging organizational
gaps. And SAS IT Resource
Management handles more than 1,000 sources of
unique service components - a level of support
provided by no other solution. This presentation gives an easy overview
of the solution's
capabilities - with a focus on IT Service Level
Management. |
Dev Mookerjee
is the Practice Manager for Operational Intelligence Solutions for SAS
Australia and New Zealand. In his
sixth year at SAS, Dev specialises in work with organisations as a business
consultant to jointly work towards solutions. Among
other solutions
in his practice, Dev manages the IT Management Solutions
portfolio and the Supply Chain Intelligence Portfolio of
products. |
| Lunch |
12.30 - 1.30pm |
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| Session 3
1.30 - 2.30pm |
Shane Gibson
Pre Sales Consultant
SAS Institute New
Zealand |
SAS
Business Intelligence
A riveting overview of SAS
Enterprise Business Intelligence Suite and
how it can be deployed to enable
users to server themselves, rather than rely on the SAS Analysts for repetitive
reporting. |
Shane Gibson has
been
a presale consultant with SAS Wellington for three years and has worked
with a variety of Business Intelligence tools for over ten years. |
| Session 4
2.45 - 3.45pm |
Milo Davies
Pre Sales Consultant
SAS Institute New
Zealand |
Creating
the "Single Customer View " with SAS Enterprise ETL Server
One of the major
challenges facing organisations today is the need
to create a single, accurate, consistent and timely view of their customers
- a view that cuts across all applications, systems, business units and
customer touch points. This session is a practical and technical demonstration
of how SAS Enterprise ETL Server can be used to achieve this "Single
View" of your
customers. |
Milo Davies joined SAS
in 2004. He has a background in designing and building enterprise data
warehouses while working for Oracle New Zealand
and a number of financial
institutions in the UK. |
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Last Updated ( Monday, 13 November 2006 )
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