Data Observability & Governance, Data Mesh and Data Quality, Analytics & Data Science, Graph Analytics, Data Modelling, Data Lakehouse

[All sessions in Room 1 are English spoken. On April 4 the conference room in Utrecht is fully booked. Online attendance is still available for this day. The workshops on April 5 are in Utrecht, on-premise only, and on April 19 we run virtually.]

The Data Warehousing & Business Intelligence Summit covers trends, new technologies, emerging paradigms offered to you by thought leaders on these domains. It offers practical guidelines, tools and do’s and don’ts to support current and upcoming issues. You will meet well-known speakers and thought leaders from The Netherlands and abroad and representatives of large international organizations. Our line-up includes Alec Sharp, Thomas Frisendal, Nigel Turner en Mike Ferguson, Jan Veldsink, Tanja Ubert, Matthijs Stel, Herman Bennema and Rick van der Lans. This top-tier line-up of speakers is eager to share their knowledge and experience with you.

Some topics that will be covered at the conference:

• Data Mesh & Fabric:  the Data Quality Dependency
• Building an Enterprise Data Marketplace
• Practical approach to Data Centric AI
• Step by step approach to Data Management at Evides
• The Human Side of Data Modelling
• Data Lakehouse: Marketing Hype or new Architecture?
• Knowledge Graphs – New Perspectives on Analytics
• Is your datamodel fit for purpose?
• Data Observability – What is it and Why is it Important? Includes comparison of tools and vendors.

Post-conference workshops by Nigel Turner, Alec Sharp and Thomas Frisendal
Following the conference, on April 5th and 19th, we will run several workshops by acclaimed international speakers. If combined with conference you are entitled to a discount and you can easily register for these on the conference registration form. The workshops will only be delivered face-to-face in Utrecht so without a live video stream.

• A Data Strategy for Becoming Data Driven. Practical guidelines for your data strategy by Nigel Turner (full day)
• Understanding Graph Technologies. Interactive workshop on Graph technologies and Graph Analytics by leading expert Thomas Frisendal (half day, virtual delivery)
• Concept Modelling for Business Analysts. Practical tutorial on Concept Modelling by Alec Sharp (half day).

You can, of course, also attend these seminars without attending the conference. Each seminar, in addition to being listed on this conference website, is also listed on the Adept Events website and registration is possible for each separately if desired.

Payment by credit card is also available for attendees. Please mention this in the Comment-field upon registration and find further instructions for credit card payment on our customer service page.

Who should attend?
The two day DW&BI Summit is geared to for IT Executives, IT Management and Architects, business intelligence and data warehousing professionals who wish to take a detailed and practical look at the latest developments in Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence. The following professionals should attend:

• IT executives and managers
• Sponsors of BI and DW programs
• Business technology managers
• BI/DW project managers
• Data warehousing architects
• Business intelligence practitioners
• Business analysts
• Data scientists
• Technology architects
• Data architects and data modelers
• Project and program managers
• Data integrators
• Developers of BI and DW systems
• Business and IT consultants.

Be sure to download the BI-Platform conference app on your smartphone or tablet.

This is the tenth edition of DW&BI Summit in The Netherlands. This upcoming edition you can benefit from the expertise of Alec Sharp, Thomas Frisendal, Mike Ferguson, Nigel Turner, Rick van der Lans and many others. Each year will see key note presentations by the crème de la crème of the international data warehouse and BI community. Internationally acclaimed speakers like Bill Inmon, Claudia Imhoff, Donald Farmer, Nigel Pendse, Colin White, Mike Ferguson, Kent Graziano, Lawrence Corr, Nigel Turner, Keith McCormick, Wayne Eckerson, John O’Brien, Dave Wells, Mark Madsen, William McKnight, Richard Hackathorn, John Ladley, Dan Linstedt, Barry Devlin, Krish Krishnan, Daragh O Brien and Jan Henderyckx have graced  the predecessor of this conference with their presence.