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This Webinar is designed for business analysts and developers who would like to master the fundamentals around building Rich Information Applications using BIRT (Business Intelligence Reporting Tools). Attend to learn how to design and develop Interactive Financial Dashboards and BI Applications with rich data visualizations!
Attend and Learn:
- Rich Information and Internet Applications (RIA)
- What is Open Source?
- Can IT do "more with less" by using Open Source in BI?
- ROI put aside: what is "good" software and what is "bad" software?
- Operational BI
- What is so different about BI today?
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- How to make it happen
- Component of a Web Based BI Application
- BI Application Architecture
- BI Reports
- Analytical Reports
- Predictive Reports
- ROI: Dashboard
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Meet the Speakers
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Shaku Atre: is a world-renowned expert on Business Intelligence and database technology. Shaku is the Founder and President of Atre Group, Inc., and has written six very successful books on database-related topics, which have been translated into many languages. She worked for IBM Germany, IBM World Trade Corp., in various capacities. She was an IT Partner at Price Waterhouse Coopers.
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Mark Gamble: heads the Actuate Marketing Applications team that builds and maintains reference Actuate applications. He joined Actuate in 1999 as a sales engineer in Detroit, supporting sales efforts for Actuate Version 3. With thorough knowledge of Actuate product capabilities and business applications, Mark emphasizes both technical and business benefits in his presentations. Depth of knowledge and engaging style make him a popular choice for live Actuate demonstrations.
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Vazi Okhandiar: is Vice President of Technology at mLogica, Inc. She has over 20 years of experience in consulting and providing training in IT Project Management, application architecture, design and web-based application development. She has worked for Toyota, General Motors (GM), Electronic Data System (EDS) and Computer Science Corporation (CSC).
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