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Data Warehousing (DW) Special Interest Group (SIG) Forum 2009

27-28 August, 2009, Griffith University, Nathan campus

Getting the runs on the board

The recent summer saw the Australian cricket team affected by curious board decisions, an inability to recruit and retain good performers and sniping from the larger cricket community. In Pakistan, the Sri Lankans have suffered external attacks. In the West Indies, the quality of the underlying grounds has been found wanting. Sound familiar?

Come and share with the AAIR Business Intelligence, Data Warehousing and Performance Management forum how you have (or intend to) overcome issues of curious board decisions, recruitment and retention, internal and external attacks and basic quality, to get those runs on the board.

In line with previous DW SIGs this forum will provide an opportunity to meet each other, view presentations on relevant topics from both within and outside the sector, and discuss informally the issues face in collecting, storing and reporting on data in university environments. You may be interested in the AAIR DW SIG - Terms of Reference.

The Program: 2009 DWSIG Forum Program (PDF 68k)

Thank you for your participation in the 2009 AAIR Data Warehousing (SIG) Forum - it was a great success!

The following presentations have been made available:

Altis Consulting - Getting the most from your DWBI Investment (PDF 2.8mb)

Calumo - Not Just Bowling, but Taking Wickets (PDF 2.4mb)

Catapult BI- The Road to Data Warehouse Utopia (PDF 2.1mb)

Cortell/Griffith - Student Projection Model (PDF 1.5mb)

David Waters (Griffith) - Getting the Runs on the Board - One Run at a Time (PDF 1.3mb)

Holly Zhu (UOW) - Iterative Data Warehouse Development at UOW (PDF 2.9mb)

Michael Gibson (Deakin) - Asking Business Questions (PDF 715kb)

Michael Gibson (Deakin) - BI Compentency Centre (PDF 639kb)

Michael Rothery (UTS) - Developing BICC Process: Tackling Diverse Org Unit Structures (PDF 1.4mb)