Explore the impact of data across every industry and every sector. The dawn of data-driven is here. Gone are the days of getting excited about backwards-looking analytics and reporting. What we can derive from data will change all industries and businesses and impact our lives in ways we can only begin to imagine. INmarket, hosted by 6sense, will bring together leaders across various industries and sectors to explore how we can use data for bu...

The growing data pool created by citizens sharing information in their daily lives through sensors, open data initiatives and the proliferation of the Internet of Things positions government agencies to deliver improved services and mission outcomes. The Data Symposium is focused on how government data enhances the life of the citizen. Highlights: With more than 130,000 data sets, learn out how the government currently uses data and the plans...

ACI’s Smart Energy Analytics 2015 will be taking place in London, UK, on 6th – 7th May 2015. The two day event will bring together key industry stakeholders from the utilities industry, software providers, TSO’s & DSO’s, technology providers, data & analytics experts, consultants, metering experts and asset & security managers to discuss the adoption of big data management & analytics to optimize Busines...

FOSE is history, but do not fear... we've got you covered this April in DC. The DC Live Free Government Business Process and Records Management Conference & Expo BPM & Workflow • 5015.2 Records Management • Auto-Categorization • Capstone • SharePoint Integration • Case Management • FOIA • e-Discovery • Redaction • Information Lifecycle Governance April 21, 2015 | Washington DC The Conferenc...

SNIA's Data Storage Innovation Conference is designed for IT decision-makers, technology implementers, and those expected to recognize, influence, and support data storage innovation as actual production solutions. DSI identifies the challenges you most frequently face while offering practical solutions from leading and innovative industry end-users, vendors, consultants, etc. Participate as a speaker and/or also attend DSI if you are part of...

The world of data is exploding and it's more exciting than ever. And, to celebrateTDWI's 20th anniversary year providing in-depth vendor-neutral education to data professionals worldwide, we're starting 2015 with a bang at TDWI Las Vegas. TDWI Las Vegas will feature thought-provoking keynotes and more than 60 full- and half-day classes from industry leaders on practitioners. We'll be covering a broad spectrum of topics, from data warehousing a...

According to Gartner, 73% of the world’s enterprises are using or planning to adopt big data platforms and analytical tools to better understand their operations, outcomes, and opportunities. This megatrend is driven by the increasing awareness of public and private sector organizations that technology and expertise are essential to unlock the value of the data they use, regardless of format or source. Few enterprises benefit more from i...

Join us as we explore the Federal Government’s significant progress in improving its management of information resources to increase interoperability and openness. Fiscal Year 2015 will put pressure on government agencies to make advancements in technology without increasing costs. We are designing this conference to provide a platform that gives these ever-changing agencies the knowledge and tools they will need to reduce costs and incr...

WELCOME TO TDWI ORLANDO There’s nothing better than getting our hands on that next new innovation, figuring it out, and putting it to work to solve new problems and add new business insights. But what happens when it doesn’t work? What mistakes can we avoid? Fortunately, there are resources to maximize our chances of success. There are lessons to be learned. TDWI has been offering just that guidance for nearly 20 years. When new te...

Effective Data UsageAccording to recent estimates 2.5 quintillion bytes of data are created every day. By the year 2020 it’s widely estimated there will be 40 zettabytes of data and government agencies will own much of it. This data comes from everywhere including sensors used to gather climate information, public safety and emergency management organizations, healthcare systems and more. The value of making this data open and available...