Live Webinar September 24th, 2020 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm EDT
Activity Type: Education – Course or Training 1 Hour 1 PDU free
Provider: Modern Analyst
A central business object repository is not hard to set up; and it delivers substantial value by creating and maintaining operational maturity, which is a prerequisite for an organization to be agile.
- every organization has many perspectives,
- the age-old problem of silos of information persists in the era of big data,
- 2020 is THE year in which change management will be tested,
- performance improvement must be centered on value streams.
The best way to achieve Process Maturity through a comprehensive process methodology is by using a shared business object repository.
In this way business analysts, enterprise architects, human resource managers, and resource managers can share information through a big data repository to optimize an organization and help members of the C suite perform their management role.
When attending this webinar, you will:
- understand how a business object repository works and delivers value
- learn how easy it is to start small and evolve the environment to maturity level V just by using the right tools
Presenter:
Lisa Cates, (LinkedIn profile) Head of Service Delivery BS in Math & Masters in Education, Lisa has led business transformation teams in education, federal government, retail, and healthcare projects for many years.
Rob Allen (LinkedIn profile) is a software consultant for Nineteen Feet. Focusing on web development, training, and consultancy, Rob has been involved in software architecture and development for a number of years now and writes code in PHP, Swift, and other interesting languages. He contributes to open source projects such as Slim Framework and is the author of Zend Framework in Action. Rob holds a master’s degree in electronic engineering from the University of Birmingham in the UK.
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