Cockpits & Dashboards

Smart Navigation or Driving Blind?

“If the only tool you have is a hammer, you tend to see every problem as a nail”. – Abraham Maslow

Knowing what is going on in your business is not merely good; it is a prerequisite to success. Being able to advance this knowledge to make reasonable forecasts about the business is even better: it is what distinguishes the best from the merely good.
Reaching this business ‘maturity’ requires a number of factors. Experience and business acumen are indispensable. A bit of luck will also help—even though it usually seems that the well-prepared tend to have more luck than the ill-prepared. Yet, another essential factor is access to hard facts, i.e., timely and accurate business information presented in an intuitive manner.

This event is for business executives and IT professionals that use and need analytical data This BI Symposium provides a forum for sharing ideas, stories, experiences and business cards.
For more information: www.lucruminc.com

Date

SEPTEMBER 14TH, 2011
7:30AM – 1:00PM

Location

University of Cincinnati
Carl H. Lindner, College of Business
112 Lindner Hall (not Lindner Center)
Cincinnati, Ohio 45211

SPEAKERS

Dr. David Szymanski, Dean, Carl H. Lindner College of Business, University of Cincinnati

Filippo Passerini, Group President Global Business Services (GBS) & CIO, Procter & Gamble

Will Groneman, Executive Vice President of System Development, TriHealth

John Ward, Director Health Systems Integration, TriHealth

Jim Scott, Chief Information Officer, KnowledgeWorks