Obis Omni Forum 2008:Realising Business Intelligence & Corporate Performance Management Success BI and CPM is retaining top priority CIO spending status and is becoming more pervasive, accessible and affordable, this continued growth leads forecasters to estimate the market value to be worth over $7bn by next year.*
Now in its third year, the Obis Omni Forum is the premier event for the Business Intelligence and associated disciplines community. The two day forum has been specifically formulated with the end-user in mind and offers an unrivalled opportunity to address the information needs faced by Business Intelligence users. The new format has also been designed to offer networking opportunities and help forge valuable relationships. This is a must attend event for Business Strategy, IT professionals and Senior Finance managers from organisations in the process of sourcing or upgrading their Business Intelligence systems. We are specifically extending VIP invitations to professionals currently working on a project or those that will be involved with a project within the next 9 months. NEW FOR 2008The Champions Awards
Finance Stream
New and improved formatDay 1: The Key Factors to Project Success Evening - Obis Omni Awards Dinner (Black Tie) Day 2: Trends in Business Intelligence and Corporate Performance Management.
On top of the free, invitation only stream for Obis Omni members with live projects, a limited number of places are available for those without live projects to attend the forum for a nominal fee. Find out if you qualify contact jay.butcher@obisomni.com 0207 401 6033 Forum 2007 Delegate Testimonials:"Organisation was very well executed. A good range of relevant speakers. Focus on customer case studies worked well for me"
"Supplier reviews in a non-prospect/sell environment time boxed through participation in pre-planned sessions"
"Getting us to meet suppliers - trying to find the right fit"
"By having lots of topics in the day and differing formats it kept it fresh and alive"
"Vendor-independent presentations and discussions. Duration of sessions-not too long, not too short"
"Very organised. Right interaction with vendors and users"
"Organisation on the day and the speakers were primarily peers rather than vendors"
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