The First 11 Steps to Starting a World-Class Enterprise Data Stewardship & Governance Program David Marco, EWSolutions

How to Jumpstart Data Governance Within your OrganizationSteven Zagoudis, MetaGovernance Inc.

Compliance Driven Information Management and Governance John Ladley, IMCue Solutions

IQ101 Introduction to the Tao of Information Quality – and – IQ201 Executing Sustainable Information QualityJoy Medved, Paradata Consulting and Daragh O Brien, Castlebridge Associates

How to Build a Strategic Enterprise Information Quality Program to Drive Shareholder Value and Operational IntegrityJay Zaidi, Fannie Mae

How to Develop Your Organization’s Templates and Work Products for Successful Data GovernanceAnne Marie Smith, Alabama Yankee Systems, LLC

Developing and Implementing a Data Quality Framework Supporting Data GovernanceDavid Loshin, Knowledge Integrity

Using Data Profi ling for Proactive Data Quality Improvement David Plotkin, EMC2

The Role of Politics, Authority, and Culture in Governing DataDanette McGilvray, Granite Falls and Robert S. Seiner, KIK Consulting / TDAN.com

Master Data Management: Ensuring Value is Delivered Kelle O’Neal, First San Francisco Partners

How to Develop Data Quality and Data Governance Metrics Michele Koch, Sallie Mae

Mapping Data Governance Policies to Business Processes: Using Business Process Management to Align the Producers and Consumers of DataSunil Soares, Information Asset, LLC

How to Overcome Major Resistance Issues to Data Governance John Ladley, IMCue Solutions

Are You Certifi able? Developing Your Data Stewardship Certifi cation ProgramPat Branum, Capital One and Eileen Koski, Data Governance & Medical Informatics Professional

The tutorial program offers in-depth, comprehensive education for all levels of experience from novices who are starting a data governance and information quality program to senior team members who are addressing the challenges of sustaining data governance and data quality programs.

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TUTORIALS 15 Tutorials to Choose From

Bridging the Gap in Data Governance and Data QualityDanette McGilvray, Granite Falls

KEYNOTE PANEL: Getting the People Right for Governance and Quality to SucceedModerator: John Ladley, IMCue Solutions

Measuring the Business Benefi ts of Information GovernanceByron Banks, SAP

Starting the Governance Journey: Driving Governance Through Solving Real Business ProblemsPatrick Keaton, IBM

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DATA STEWARDSHIP SEMINAR

A COMPLETE GUIDE TO IMPLEMENTINGA DATA STEWARDSHIP PROGRAMDavid Plotkin, Advisory Consultant, EMC2

More and more companies are coming to terms with the fact that they need to have a data stewardship function in order to be effective in collecting metadata (including defi nitions, derivations, and data quality rules), MDM, and data quality. A lot has been said and spoken about why stewardship is important, but HOW do you do it and be effective with limited resources (in the “real world”)?

This seminar details how to set up a data stewardship function, provide training for your stewards, and run the entire stewardship effort - including managing the Data Stewardship Committee. You’ll need help from IT for folks who know the systems and ETL, and this presentation tells you how to coordinate your efforts, including recruiting help from IT for technical stewards, evaluating and installing Data Governance / Stewardship toolsets, and leveraging an IT sponsor.

ATTENDEES WILL LEARN:• The relationship between data governance and data stewardship• How to build and staff governance and stewardship organization• How to recruit stewards and who in the organization is responsible for designating stewards• What type of person you need in the stewardship role• What the steward’s responsibilities are• What the stewardship process looks like• How to break up responsibilities by functional area• Resources you can use to minimize endless meetings• What the decision process is• How to avoid overwhelming stewards when you have a lot of projects• What and how to document decisions• A list of Data Stewardship Best Practices• How to train your stewards to do what they must do• How to orchestrate a communications plan• How to build a status report for stewardship and governance• How to incorporate your stewards into the responsibilities of Information Security• What the Stewardship maturity model looks like, and how to rank your stewardship effort

LEARN FROM OVER 25 CASE STUDIES

Delivering a powerful line-up of more than 25 case studies, The Data Governance and Information Quality Conference provides the unique opportunity to learn from and network with your peers from other organizations who have developed successful data governance and data quality programs.

How to Gain Sponsorship In Data Governance Al DeCarlo and Elisa Pirylis, Express Scripts_______________________________________

Effective Data Governance Execution at the Bank of AmericaXiu-hua McGovern and Bill Wagner, Bank of America_______________________________________

How to Engage Business Support and Participation for the Data Governance ProgramMike Jennings, Walgreens_______________________________________

Challenges and Successes of Establishing a Data Quality Assurance Program Elizabeth Harney, Commonwealth of Massachusetts_______________________________________

Data Governance Best Practices in Insurance Rachel Jones, Amica Mutual and Sunil Soares, Information Asset, LLC_______________________________________

Developing a World-Class Data Steward Training CurriculumAtul Arora, Humana_______________________________________

Forget the Theory and What the So-called Experts Have To Say - How You Can Operationalize Information Governance in Your Enterprise Greg Whicker and Madison Prince, Salt River Project and Richard Lee, IMECS, LLC_______________________________________

Five Pitfalls to Avoid When Starting Your Data Governance Program—Lessons Learned from a Bruised VeteranPablo Riboldi, LDS Church

MDM Metrics and Measures, The “Real” Thing! Scott O’Meara and Joan Sivertsen,The Coca-Cola Company_______________________________________

Data Quality from the Ground UpEdward Cuoco, EnerNOC_______________________________________

Creating a Data Management CultureFunmi Balogun and Beth Hiatt, Fannie Mae_______________________________________

Data Stewardship - From Set-up to Mature Model Cynthia Parsons, Nationwide Insurance_______________________________________

DatAwareness: Establishing Data Governance Practices at AmeriHealth Mercy Health PlanKelley Royer-Marek and Michael Brown, AmeriHealth Mercy Health Plan_______________________________________

Aligning Data Quality Management with your Data Governance Program Mark Allen, WellPoint_______________________________________

Data Governance and Data Quality Programs: Better Outcomes, Worthwhile Change, for Any Organization Deepak Bhaskar, Digital River_______________________________________

Data Management Offi ce at Union BankBill Harenburg, Union Bank_______________________________________

Governance Challenges for Global Metadata in a Federated Organization Ron Klein, KPMG International

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2 DAY SEMINAR • JUNE 18 -19, 2013

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DGIQ Conference OR Data Stewardship Seminar plus Two Tutorial DaysMonday-Thursday, June 17-20

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DGIQ Conference OR Data Stewardship Seminar plus One Tutorial DayMonday –Wednesday June 17-19–– OR ––Tuesday –Thursday, June 18-20

$1695 $1795

DGIQ Conference Only OR Data Stewardship Seminar ONLYTuesday and Wednesday, June 18-19

$1395 $1495

Any DGIQ Conference Single DayOne day registration for the stewardship seminar is not available

$745 $795

Non-Attendee DGIQ Conference Proceedings Option Includes conference tutorials and conference sessions. Does not include Data Stewardship Seminar Materials.

$495

In addition to attending tutorials on June 17 and June 20 you have the option to attend conference sessions on Wednesday and Thursday, June 18 and June 19 or the Data Stewardship Seminar on June 18 and June 19.

GROUP DISCOUNTSRegister 2 and your 3rd team member attends FREE !! For every two people from your organization that pay and register for the entire event by May 10, 2013 you will receive a free registration for a team member! You must register the entire team together to take advantage of this offer.Please call 310.337.2616 or send an email to dataversity@conferenceregistration.com if you need assistance.

HOTEL DISCOUNTSCatamaran Resort, Hotel and Spa3999 Mission BoulevardSan Diego, CA 92109858.488.1081

Arrangements have been made for discounted room rates of $169 (single/double) per night for conference attendees. These rates are available until May 10 or until the room block sells out, whichever comes fi rst. To make a reservation by phone, please call 1-800-422-8386 (or 1-858-488-1081 for callers outside the U.S. and Canada) and ask for the DGIQ Conference rate.

ADDITIONAL DISCOUNT FOR:Members of DAMA, The Data Governance Professionals Organization (DGPO), ECCMA, EDM Council and IDMA.Contact dataversity@conferenceregistration.com for details.

This program has been approved by ICCP for contact hours to be credited to Recertifi cation records of Certifi ed Computing Professional (CCP), Associate Computing Professional (ACP), Certifi ed Business Intelligence Professional (CBIP), Certifi ed Data Management Professional (CDMP) and Certifi ed Insurance Data Manager (CIDM).

David Plotkin is an Advisory Consultant for EMC2, working in Enterprise Information Management. He is responsible for leading efforts at client companies to plan and implement Data Governance both as stand-alone efforts and as part of other initiatives such as Data Quality improvement and Master Data Management. He has previously managed Data Governance at an insurance company and managed data quality at two large banks. He has been working with data governance, data modeling, metadata and data quality for over 20 years.

Wonderful conference, well worth attending as there are many ‘tips and tricks’ that were shared.”Karen Way, Health Dialog Svcs

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