

TDWI's Colorado Chapter - Denver, CO
August 12, 2008
The Data Warehousing Institute (TDWI) - A Decade of Excellence: Education, Research & Community. TDWI's Colorado Chapter for business intelligence and data warehousing professionals cordially invites you to attend their upcoming meeting on Tuesday, August 12, 2008, 1:00pm - 4:00pm. More information...
CONNECT Teaches Two Courses at the TDWI World Conference - San Diego, CA
Leading and Organizing Data Warehousing: Improving Individual and
Team Performance - August 17, 2008
Power,
Politics, & Partnership in Data Warehousing Projects -
August 20, 2008
Maureen Clarry and Lorna Rickard will participate in The Data Warehousing Institute (TDWI) World Conference. They will teach two courses, "Leading and Organizing Data Warehousing: Improving Individual and Team Performance" and "Power, Politics, & Partnership in Data Warehousing Projects".
Leading and Organizing Data Warehousing: Improving Individual and Team Performance focuses on the roles and responsibilities for successful data warehousing teams, how to create cross-functional collaboration, organizational models, decision making models, and leadership skills. Attendees also learn how to clearly define goals and expectations, and practical tips and techniques for organizing, hiring, leading, and sustaining a data warehouse team.
Power, Politics, & Partnership in Data Warehousing Projects will help you see your data warehousing organization from a whole new perspective! It provides insight and strategies on how to create cross-functional collaboration between the executive sponsor, the steering committee, business users, management, the project team, and technical staff. If your data warehousing organization is struggling with misunderstandings between IT and the business, misdirected energy, finger-pointing, lost opportunities or dissatisfied customers, you will see new possibilities and solutions in this class.
The core of the class is an exercise where you are assigned a role as an executive sponsor, manager, team member or customer. You then interact in a chaotic, fast-paced project environment and experience the reality of what makes productive partnerships so critical, what gets in the way of them developing and what role(s) we play in making them happen. Throughout the interaction, the instructors will teach you strategies to address the issues you experience so you can immediately apply and practice what you learn relative to your data warehouse program.
*Based on the Organization Workshop by Power & Systems.
"We are currently struggling with a project that has all the dysfunctional
symptoms and problems covered. Lots of useful tools to take home."
P. Fischer, Thrivant Technology
"Excellent course for life - not just data warehousing teams. Communication
is so very important, and this class really brought that home."
B. Pennington, Rollins, Inc.
*Enrollment is limited to 50 attendees.
Ownership Thinking Conference 2008 - Englewood, CO
September 18 - 19, 2008
Maureen Clarry and Lorna Rickard will participate in Ownership Thinking Annual Conference at the Inverness Hotel & Conference Center in Englewood, CO. They will present an overview of "Power, Politics, & Partnership in Data Warehousing Projects".
Data Warehouse Boot Camp - Greenwood Village, CO
September 23-26, 2008
The Breckenridge Institute of Technology and CONNECT: The Knowledge Network present Data Warehouse Boot Camp at AmeriTeach in Greenwood Village, CO. This is an intensive four day workshop where participants get hands-on experience implementing a durable, adaptable data architecture following a flexible development methodology. For more information and to register see www.RegOnline.com/DWBC-DEN
TDWI's Colorado Chapter
October 14, 2008
The Data Warehousing Institute (TDWI) - A Decade of Excellence: Education, Research & Community. TDWI's Colorado Chapter for business intelligence and data warehousing professionals cordially invites you to attend their upcoming meeting on Tuesday, October 14, 2008, 1:00pm - 4:00pm. More information...
CONNECT Teaches Two Courses at the TDWI World Conference - New Orleans, LA
November 2-7, 2008
Power, Politics, & Partnership in Data Warehousing Projects
Negotiating for BI Success
Maureen Clarry and Lorna Rickard will participate in The Data Warehousing Institute (TDWI) World Conference.
Power, Politics, & Partnership in Data Warehousing Projects will help you see your data warehousing organization from a whole new perspective! It provides insight and strategies on how to create cross-functional collaboration between the executive sponsor, the steering committee, business users, management, the project team, and technical staff. If your data warehousing organization is struggling with misunderstandings between IT and the business, misdirected energy, finger-pointing, lost opportunities or dissatisfied customers, you will see new possibilities and solutions in this class.
The core of the class is an exercise where you are assigned a role as an executive sponsor, manager, team member or customer. You then interact in a chaotic, fast-paced project environment and experience the reality of what makes productive partnerships so critical, what gets in the way of them developing and what role(s) we play in making them happen. Throughout the interaction, the instructors will teach you strategies to address the issues you experience so you can immediately apply and practice what you learn relative to your data warehouse program.
*Based on the Organization Workshop by Power & Systems.
"We are currently struggling with a project that has all the dysfunctional
symptoms and problems covered. Lots of useful tools to take home."
P. Fischer, Thrivant Technology
"Excellent course for life - not just data warehousing teams. Communication
is so very important, and this class really brought that home."
B. Pennington, Rollins, Inc.
*Enrollment is limited to 50 attendees.
Negotiating for BI Success will cover the four steps of principled negotiation and look at how to manage the various people issues that inevitably surface. Hands-on practice, in-class coaching, and peer discussion will reinforce concepts and assure that you can apply these powerful strategies back on the job.
You Will Learn:
- How to define success for multiple parties, identify common ground, and find win-win opportunities
- A process for how to reach a fair and mutually satisfactory agreement without ending up in a bitter dispute
- How to enhance your negotiating power, even if the other side is more powerful
- Strategies for dealing with emotions (yours and theirs) while negotiating
- How to deal with hard bargainers or those who try dirty tricks
Additional Power, Politics, & Partnership workshops are coming!
We will be scheduling additonal Power, Politics, & Partnership workshops. Check back for more details or call CONNECT.
"We pride ourselves in doing ‘whatever it takes’ to exceed our client’s expectations."
-Maureen Clarry
CEO, CONNECT
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