Data Management
Day 2, 16:50–17:35
"Successful projects: Decisive best practices"
What are the key components of successful analytics projects? Are data culture, data literacy, data mesh and decision intelligence real game-changers?
Successful analytics projects rely on more than just state-of-the-art technology, excellent tools and currently touted topics to create added business value! During this presentation, you'll learn how to take your analytics and business intelligence project to the next level with key best practices. Successful project aspects from the last 24 months will be presented, and the following topics discussed in detail:
Potentials of data strategy
- Improved involvement of stakeholders
- Establishment of procedural methods
- Introduction of business analysis
- Implementation of data governance
You will learn how methods intertwine to optimally advance your project. Whether you're seeking clear guidelines for your next project or searching for new impulses – come by and get inspired!
![Klaus-Dieter Schulze Geschäftsführer](/fileadmin/btelligent/Images/Kontakte/klaus-dieter-schulze.png)
Managing director
Klaus-Dieter Schulze has been working in management positions at consulting firms for over 25 years. His focus is on optimization of control systems of consulting firms and development of data strategies or data-governance concepts. He is co-founder and member of the board of TDWI e.V., the largest German-speaking business intelligence community.
![Peer M. Carlson Principal Consultant](/fileadmin/_processed_/5/9/csm_peer-carlson_497ba6439b.png)
Principal Consultant
Peer has worked in the field of business intelligence and data analytics for many years, and advises companies from various industries, in particular on the topics of data modelling, data vaults, data-warehouse architectures, business analysis and agile development methods (Scrum). He also works as a project manager. As a keen proponent of conceptual design methods, he supports both technical developers and professional users in understanding project requirements across the board.
Knowledge transfer and networking are combined optimally at TDWI. A broad-based program includes contributions by around 150 experts who share their experiences in practical talks and interactive hands-on sessions. In addition, numerous social events and activities offer an opportunity to exchange ideas and network in an informal atmosphere. Increase your data competence now – new inspiration, solutions and contacts are promised! We look forward to your visit!