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Empowering government in a data-centric world

Date:	Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Time:	7:30 AM ET
Location:	Renaissance Washington, DC Downtown Hotel 999 9th Street NW Washington, DC, 20001

Informatica World Tour - Washington, DC

Wednesday, October 22, 2014, 7:30AM - 1:30PM ET

Agenda

7:30 AM - 8:00 AM

Breakfast and Registration

8:00 AM - 8:05 AM

Welcome

8:05 AM - 8:50 AM

Keynote: Perspectives on a Data-centric World

8:55 AM - 9:25 AM

Customer Case Study – MDM in the Eligibility Space

9:30 AM - 10:00 AM

Journey to the Cloud

10:00 AM - 10:15 AM

Break

10:15 AM - 10:45 AM

Data-centric Security for a Data-centric World

10:50 AM - 11:20 AM

Breakout 1: Implementing a Hybrid Architecture for Distributing MDM Globally
Breakout 2: Getting Started with 2 Big Data Projects: Data Warehouse Optimization and a Managed Data Lake

11:25 AM - 11:55 AM

The Business Case for Hadoop-based Data Management

12:00 PM - 12:15 PM

Key takeaways

12:15 PM - 1:45 PM

Lunch*
-Cloud-sponsored Lunch
-Enterprise Architect Breakout Lunch

*Lunch

Cloud-sponsored Lunch

Informatica would like to invite you to lunch, hosted by the Informatica Cloud group. Join us as we discuss current challenges, best practices, breakthroughs and trends around cloud technologies. The agenda will include a variety of interactive panel discussions, customer presentations, technical content and networking sessions. Join business leaders as they define best practices to drive your business forward. No sign up is necessary, just stay for lunch.

Enterprise Architect Lunch Breakout

Data is the fuel that will differentiate your organization in the marketplace, yet most organizations do not have an enterprise data architecture to support that direction. This breakout will cover new thinking around enterprise data architectures and the advantages of an intelligent data platform in that architecture. Are you an Enterprise Architect? If so, sign up for our exclusive lunch by simply checking the box "Yes, I will attend the Enterprise Architect Lunch."

Session Descriptions
Perspectives on a Data-centric World
Noel Yuhanna, Principal Analyst Serving Enterprise Architecture Professionals, Forrester
Every day, we collect more data than the day before. More business transaction data. More human interaction data. More machine interaction data. Data is no longer the records we keep but it is becoming the fuel for better customer interactions, smarter products. This keynote will discuss the trends and technologies that are fundamentally changing our landscape towards a data first mindset and how next-generation data technologies can be leveraged to unleash the potential locked up in your systems.

Customer Case Study – MDM in the Eligibility Space
Brian Pierce, Senior Manager, Deloitte State Health and Human Services Practice
State government Health and Human Service agencies need tools to help better manage and correlate their growing client inventories. Find out how MDM technology is being leveraged to improve data quality and timeliness, ease integration, and, together with an ESB, create new inter-operability capabilities across existing systems.

Journey to the Cloud
John Janich, Sales Consultant, Informatica
Technology megatrends such as SaaS, social, mobile and Internet of Things are transforming where business data resides, what business data is comprised of, how we access business data and who are the users of business data. The result is that every company, in every industry, must respond to these megatrends and manage data in a new way as the where, what, how and who of business data is now in a hybrid world and eventually moving to the cloud. In this session, learn about Informatica’s industry first complete Cloud integration and Data Management platform for the move to the cloud. Key use cases for journey to the cloud includes data migration, data synchronization & replication, cloud process automation, cloud mdm, lift and shift patterns, and cloud data warehousing.

Data-centric Security for a Data-centric World
Robert Shields, Principal Product Marketing Manager, ILM Test Data Management and Data Security, Informatica
Increasing privacy regulations — and increased public attention to data breaches — make it critical to protect financial records, personal information, and other sensitive data. Learn about the latest data security trends, see updates to Informatica's data privacy and Test Data Management offerings, and find out how Informatica protects sensitive information in real time and in non-production environments without requiring costly, time-consuming changes to applications and databases.

Implementing a Hybrid Architecture for Distributing MDM Globally
Mrityunjay Sharma, Senior Product Manager, Industry Solutions, Informatica
Hybrid MDM integrates multiple MDM solutions across domains, geographies, MDM styles, and deployment approaches, exposing the master data to business users as a single seamless data layer. Through best practices and real-world case studies, learn how to implement, manage, and globally distribute Informatica's Hybrid MDM architecture in conjunction with Data Integration Hub and Vibe for powerful business solutions.

Getting Started with 2 Big Data Projects: Data Warehouse Optimization and a Managed Data Lake
Bertrand Cariou, Senior Director, Solution Product Management, Informatica
To leverage Big Data for greater business agility and innovation, you need to speed up the process of finding, accessing, and preparing Big Data for analysis — while still controlling costs in your data warehouse environment. Find out how Hadoop lets you redistribute data storage and processing to optimize for cost, performance, and scalability by creating a new data management infrastructure called a Data Lake.

The Business Case for Hadoop-based Data Management
Greg Jones Director, Federal Information Management, Deloitte Consulting LLP
The technologies related to so called “big data” offer organizations new and exciting opportunities to use large data sets and conduct a wide range of business analysis. In the past, this scale of analysis was out of reach except for those very few with very deep pockets and specially skilled “data scientists”. While this new analytic frontier is exciting and even game-changing, there are benefits associated with these big data technologies that could offer significant near-term benefits in addition to those directly related to analytics. The most immediate areas of potential benefits are to augment your existing data management architecture with the new technologies to potentially provide cost savings, organizational agility and ability to respond quickly to change. During this discussion, Deloitte offers its experience and recommendations for organizations looking to apply Big Data infrastructure to save money and enable business adaptability.

Speakers

Noel Yuhanna
Noel covers big data, data warehouses, Hadoop, in-memory, databases, NoSQL, data integration, data virtualization, data archiving, cloud, ETL, information fabric, big data integration, data management, data tools, and data security for Enterprise Architecture Professionals. His current focus is on Forrester Wave™ evaluations, customer experience, industry trends, new and emerging markets, and architecture. Noel has spoken at numerous industry conferences around the globe and is quoted frequently in industry publications such as CNET News, Computerworld, eWeek, InfoWorld, InformationWeek, Forbes, Search.com, The Wall Street Journal, and The New York Times. He has taught several technical and management workshops on big data, data management, data integration, building scalable apps, in-memory platforms, and data virtualization.

Brian Pierce
Brian Pierce is a Senior Manager working in Deloitte’s State Government practice, assisting states with implementing and enhancing HHS related systems. With over 25 years of systems integration and information management, Brian brings practical know-how and a client focus to create effective solutions. Recently, as part of eligibly system enhancements, he and his team have implemented an MDM solution to effectively correlate, manage and share their master data across disparate systems and technologies.

Robert Shields
Robert leads product marketing for Informatica's data security, data privacy and test data management solutions. Robert is responsible for product positioning, strategy, GTM, sales tools and sales enablement, analyst briefings and thought leadership of all related software products. These products include the award winning Dynamic Data Masking solution, Test Data Management (including persistent data masking, data subset and test data generation) and Cloud Test Data Management.

Mrityunjay Sharma
Mrityunjay Sharma is responsible for Informatica’s Industry Solutions Product Management. He has more than 15 years of experience in Master Data Management and Enterprise Architecture. He has been responsible in producing Industry-oriented Solution Accelerators in past 3 yesars. Prior to joining Informatica, he has led large MDM consulting practices. Mrityunjay has led some very large MDM implementations in a variety of industries. These industries include Healthcare, Life Sciences, Banking and Finacial Services, Insurance and Retail.

Bertrand Cariou
Bertrand works for the Data Integration Business Unit in Product Management. Prior to Informatica he co-founded the Informatica distributor office in France in 1998, leading the technical direction and execution of the company. Bertrand has almost 20 years in the computer industry with a background in computer science, software and electronics. He has worked as a developer and project manager in counter-measure systems for fighter jets then transitioned in to the software industry. Bertrand has also worked as an expert evangelizing Microsoft MS SQLServer in the early days and published a book on the topic.

Greg Jones
Greg is a director in Deloitte Consulting LLP’s Federal Information Management service line, where he leads the Business Intelligence and Data Warehousing Competency areas. Greg has been in the Data Management industry for over 25 years. He has led successful large scale Data Management implementations for a wide range of Federal and Commercial clients while working for Deloitte, Hewlett Packard, Business Objects and Oracle. Skilled in all phases of strategy and implementation, Greg is especially noted for his work bringing a business-led approach to Analytics, Data Warehousing and Master Data Management. Greg speaks frequently at industry events and has been a monthly columnist for DM Review and Oracle Magazine. He has presented on numerous occasions at conferences and other Information Management related-related seminars.

Architect Lunch Breakout Speaker

Rasesh Patel
Rasesh Patel is a Specialist Leader within Deloitte Federal Information Management group and has over 20 years of experience in providing business and technological consultation services to commercial and public sector clients. Mr. Patel has a track record of directing enterprise wide business and technological strategy, consultation, architecture, infrastructure and operational management initiatives. Mr. Patel has executed initiatives in technology space such as Enterprise Data management, Master Data Management (MDM), Reference Data Management, and Customer Data Integration. Over the past 8 years, Mr. Patel has gained significant experience helping organizations develop Enterprise Data Management Strategies dealing with Global and Local master Data, Data Cleansing Strategies, Data/Process Governance, and is also responsible for the implementation of the strategies, tools and governance.

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Learn about technology shifts that are propelling government agencies forward in a data-centric world – where data is not a by-product, but the fuel that powers transformations in mission, services, and citizen’s lives. With cloud applications, mobile devices, and widely dispersed teams – data is everywhere and it matters more than ever.

During the Informatica World Tour, industry experts will discuss innovations that will take the concept of a data platform to an entirely new level and present Informatica’s vision to transform data into insight. Speakers will include customers, independent industry analysts, and Informatica luminaries.

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