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Speaking at the Business Analytics Conference, April 1-12 in Chicago

The email message earlier today said “Please note that the official schedule will be released tomorrow, February 6th, so please do not share your schedule until that time.”  Well, what does that mean, exactly?  It means that it’s midnight right now and time to tell the world….  We are going public, people!  The PASS Business Analytics 2013 session schedule has been completed, the speakers are working on their presentations, feverously practicing their demo material and rehearsing  in the mirror, to no one in the car, to the kids and to the dog who already knew you were crazy before all this mad ness began.  Yep, we take this stuff pretty seriously.

The Chicago conference will be unique.  Heck, it’s not really anything we’ve done before… exactly.  Sure, we’re talking about the same great tools and products that we all know and love so well but we’re showing people how to use Office; Word and Excel to behave in ways that a business leader or company business analyst did even think was possible.  Well, we’re gonna blow the cork off this thing and make the tools you are already using singe like Beyoncé at the presidential inauguration – (with or without a prerecorded backtrack.)

The conference is held downtown in the Windy City, at the Sheraton Chicago Hotel and Towers on Aril 10 through the 14th.  Preconference sessions on the first day include:

Wednesday, April 10 (Pre conference sessions)

Advanced Analytics and Insights

A Best Practices Cookbook for Data Mining
Mark Tabladillo (MarkTab Consulting)
Artus Krohn-Grimberghe (Analytic Information Systems and Business Intelligence in Germany)

Big Data Innovations and Integration

Big Data and NoSQL for Database and BI Pros
Andrew J. Brust (Blue Badge Insights)

Data Analytics and Visualization

Power to the Business Analyst: Self-Service Microsoft BI
Peter Myers (Bitwise Solutions)

Strategy and Architecture

Architecting the Next Generation Information Analytics Platform
Robert Skoglund (Microsoft Corporation)

Collecting and Defining Users’ Analytical Requirements
Mark Whitehorn (Penguinsoft Consulting Ltd.)

 

Thursday, April 11 (Standard Sessions)

So, go!  Register for the conference and attend.  Learn, grow and make something of your self.  There is so much you can do!

http://passbaconference.com/

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