PM'ing a Data Project -- a blend of the new and old
Channel: The DRIVE/conference
Date: 2014-03-19

Project Management is a mature business discipline with tried and true methods, patterns and practices. While originally developed to help manage the complexity of large-scale capital projects, the project management discipline has evolved to support the intricacies of new endeavors like software development and business transformation. Over time, our world has become data-centric, with the delivery of insight a key to modern business survival and prosperity. This talk addresses the past, present, and future of using project management principles in the emerging data-driven economy.

Karl Haberl
Practice Director, Business Intelligence, Logic20/20

Karl is a 15 year veteran in the data, reporting and BI space. With clients in technology, public sector, transportation, health care, and logistics, Karl is a proponent of leveraging 'economies of pattern' to find insight from data. Karl has taught the visualization course in the BI Certificate program for the University of Washington Professional & Continuing Education (PCE), was a co-founder of the Seattle Chapter of The Data Warehouse Institute (TDWI), and active in promoting collaboration and community to further the BI profession by co-creating a monthly Seattle BI meet-up, BI Over Beers.