Join us for the Data Quality Summit 2007 - Registration now open!
We cordially invite you to participate in our conference 'Organizing for Data Quality', October 11th in Maastricht, the Netherlands. This is an unique opportunity to meet with 250 of your peers from internationally acclaimed organizations and to learn from the exciting program we have built. Our keynote speakers will be Andreas Bitterer from Gartner, Wim Helmer from Dun & Bradstreet and Prof. Ed Peelen from Nyenrode University.
Other speakers will be Prof. Dr. Peter Chamoni of TDWI, Theo Arts from the Dutch Ministry of Transport, Public Works and Water management, Dr. Marcus Gebauer of West Lb, Dipl. Kfm. Michael Mielke from DGIQ, Jan Matto RE RI of Mazars, Theo van Koningsveld & Marcel Doorn of Rabobank International, Guido Knorr from TNT Express GmbH and Maarten Roeterink from Loyalty Lab - Volvo.
The program has been carefully drafted based on feedback of key customers and market influencers. There will be 9 breakout sessions presented by customers that will offer you valuable insights, tools and models on the following topics:
- how to get data governance on the agenda of the executive management - and how to keep it there
- how to organize data governance - tip and tricks on how to embed data quality and data governance in your organization
- how have others succeeded - what have been the 'lessons learned' in other organizations
Naturally Human Inference is extending its tradition of offering an exciting evening program with a quality dinner and top entertainment to the attendees of this conference.
The full program is available on the conference website, the opportunity to register can be found there as well. We look forward to meet you on October 11th!
Human Inference again in Visionaries quadrant for Data Quality Tools
Human Inference is pleased to announce it has again been positioned by Gartner Inc. in the Visionaries quadrant of its Magic Quadrant for Data Quality Tools.
Hugo Verwijs, CEO of Human Inference: 'We are very pleased that the recognition in this independent report, showing both growth in execution and vision for Human Inference, in my opinion, proves our continuous efforts in product renewals and market expansion pay off. Moreover, I believe we are again the only European provider in the worldwide top-five of most innovative companies in data quality.
Please click here to read the press release.
Strategic partnership: Schufa uses Human Inference software to support marketing, sales and debtor management
Today, no company can do without up-to-date and complete customer data. Master data in particular is absolutely vital to all aspects of customer relationships in everything from personalized addressing, to accurate invoicing, mailing campaigns, knowing who is currently authorized to represent the company, and successful debtor management. However, updating customer data is often associated with high administrative overheads.
That is why the new HR InfoService from Schufa BusinessLine of Wiesbaden offers a service supplying up-to-date trade register entries and eliminating duplicates from customer databases.
After an extensive evaluation phase of approximately six months, Schufa decided to deploy the Human Inference solutions.
Please click here to download the business case.
Trends in given names: Let's call the child @
A Chinese couple seeking a distinctive and modern name for their child surprisingly chose the commonly used Internet '@' symbol. The unidentified couple was cited by a government official as an example of citizens bringing bizarre names into the Chinese language. Written Chinese does not use an alphabet but is comprised of ideographic characters, sometimes making it difficult to develop words for new or foreign objects and ideas. The letters 'a' and 't' can be pronounced in a way that sounds like the phrase 'love him in Chinese.
This 'original' use of ideographs might prove extremely difficult in unambiguous transliteration. Please click here to download the fact sheet on processing non-Latin characters.
BEA Symposium on Software Oriented Architecture (SOA)
Discover the future of Services Oriented Architecture in the Passengers Terminal Amsterdam on 21 September 2007. Key note speakers will be Massimo Pezzini (VP distinguished analyst for Gartner and Wouter Keller (professor of information science at the Vrije Universiteit of Amsterdam).
Please click here to learn more and to register on the symposium website (in Dutch).
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