Gartner Business Intelligence Summit 2011-May 2 – 4, 2011 • Los Angeles, CA • gartner.com/us/bi

Cover your latest hot issues at the Gartner BI Summit: next-generation business analytics, BI road maps, linking BI to business strategy and more. Download brochure
	Gartner Business Intelligence Summit 2011 May 2 – 4, 2011 • Los Angeles, CA • gartner.com/us/bi
Agenda Exhibitor directory Many BI initiatives become yet another complex technology investment that delivers too little and too late, due to costs, skills and cultural issues. Don’t let your enterprise become a statistic. BI efforts will continue to grow over the next 12-18 months, as organizations improve performance by more effectively using BI to manage and optimize decision processes and outcomes. The Gartner Business Intelligence Summit, May 2 – 4, in Los Angeles, CA, will show you how to implement BI and business analytics initiatives that drive better decision making and business performance across the organization, and more. Hot topics and related sessions covered at the summit Next-generation business analytics Improved data integration and next-generation analytics facilitate faster, smarter and more consistent decision making, and superior business performance. The Continuing Convergence of Business Intelligence and Business Applications Key Issues for Models, Strategies and Options for Saas BI/PM/Analytics Adding More Analysis to Reporting-Centric BI Programs Extreme Data: Challenges and Opportunities For Large-Scale Analytics Defining the right metrics Putting the business performance and metrics in place will increase the business relevance and alignment. Metrics: Selecting the Right Business Measures Leveraging Leading Indicators for Better Performance Management BI road maps Making sure you have the right product road map in place can minimize upgrade and integration complexities in the future. BI and Performance Management: Market Trends and Dynamics BI and Performance Management: IT Services Trends and Vendors Assessing BI Platform Ownership Cost (BIPOC) The Grand Challenges of Information Management: Innovating to Make Your Infrastructure and Users Smarter BI architectures Choosing the right BI strategy architecture and solution can avoid very costly investments. Enterprise Information Architecture and Enterprise Information Management Linking BI to business strategy The intelligent enterprise requires a mix of business and technology and puts new demands on BI leaders who can effectively exploit information and analytics to manage their operations and make smarter and better decisions. Decision Support 2.0: Maximizing Decision Impact With Collaborative Decision Making BI Competency Centers: The Decision Effectiveness Engine From Business Intelligence to Intelligent Business Engaging the CFO: Putting CPM and BI in Action   See a sample presentation from the 2010 Summit Data Warehousing, Data Services and Information Infrastructure: How To Make Them Work Together View BI presentation
The must-attend event for business and IT executives tasked with integrating information, analysis and business processes to drive better decisions and business performance.
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