IPL and Embarcadero Technologies launch webinar series on Data Modelling

September 23rd, 2008

IPL and its partner, Embarcadero Technologies, have announced an autumn 2008 series of cutting edge webinars entitled "Taking Data Modelling BEYOND the Database".

IPL has teamed up with Embarcadero Technologies Inc., a leading vendor of tools empowering application developers and database professionals, to launch an autumn 2008 web seminar series for Data Architects.

Entitled "Taking Data Modelling BEYOND the Database", each webinar focuses on a separate topic of significance to information-intensive enterprises. The webinars aim to show how data models can be leveraged to assist different areas of the enterprise. The stakes are high; getting metadata and models wrong can lead to costly inefficiencies and failing regulatory compliance.

These days Data Architects are asked to build much more than the classic data dictionary. The traditional entity and attribute definitions are simply not sufficient when it comes to truly documenting the data, processes and usage demanded by today's portfolio of diverse technologies.

Put simply, metadata and models must keep up. They need to support the basics that made modelling the right approach initially, but additionally they need to be increasingly agile and to evolve with the growing needs of the organization.

The webinar schedule is:

  • Thursday, 2nd October 2008: Solving the Unsolvable Equation?
    Why data modelling for ERP systems is good for you!
  • Wednesday, 29th October 2008: Don't go off on a Tangent
    Straighten out your data lineage.
  • Wednesday, 26th November 2008: Strike a Chord
    Exploiting metadata for business intelligence success.
  • Wednesday, 28th January 2009: A Sine of the Times
    Leveraging data models for SOA & XML development.

Interested professionals are invited to login to a dedicated registration site containing further details of each webinar:

www.embarcadero-online.com

The site allows respondents to reserve their attendance at one or more sessions.