Data Management II
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Tuesday 9th March 2010, The Brewery, London, 13:45 - 17:30
£399.00/for 1 stream; £699/2 streams (per delegate)
Welcome from the Chair
David Roy, Management Consultant, Citisoft
“TSAM represents a unique gathering of buy-side firms, the event is an opportunity to listen and to discuss trends, issues and opportunities with other market professionals” David Roy
13:45 Data Management in an outsourced environment
n Getting a clear understanding of the real requirements
n Defining a Data Architecture
n Factors determining a successful project
n What are you eventually aiming for? A roadmap to the future
Waldi Schoonraad, UK Head of IT, Investec Asset Management
14:15 Roundtable discussion
14:45 Data security essentials for the financial services sector
n The obligation to keep data safe and secure
n The FSA’s approach to data security
n Data protection and the information Commissioner consequences of data insecurity
n Building your shield: quick wins, essential steps and medium term improvements
Stewart Room, Partner, Field Fisher Waterhouse
15:15 Afternoon tea
15:45 Data models for asset management
Application and enterprise data architectures tend to be inflexible, inconsistent, and less than optimal. This results in costly application failures, massive data duplication, data quality and performance problems, as well as error-prone system interfaces. Architectures are poor because good designers are hard to find, project dynamics don’t allow for enough time and resources, and methods have hardly improved since the 1970s. A pre-built optimized data architecture, on the other hand, quickly provides a consistent, efficient, stable, scalable, reliable and flexible, yet controlled, data back-end and interface layer for vendor & in-house applications.
The session discusses this approach to data architecture and our experience with it.
Hans Lux, Enterprise Data Architect, UBS Global Asset Management
16:15 How to enable and achieve successful supply chain management in data management
n Achieving precision in data management through building an efficient data content infrastructure
n Implications of systematic risk for data management and how processes of systematic risk analysis can address them
n Increasing data quality and reducing cost through improved data supply chain management
Mike Atkin, Managing Director, EDM Council
16:45 Roundtable discussions
17:15 Closing remarks from the chair
17:30 End of stream
17:40 Drinks reception
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David Roy, Management Consultant, Citisoft
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Mike Atkin, Managing Director, EDM Council
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Hans Lux, Enterprise Data Architect, UBS Global Asset Management
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Stewart Room, Partner, Field Fisher Waterhouse
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Waldi Schoonraad, UK Head of IT, Investec Asset Management
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