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Conference :

After the phenomenal success of erp vision 1999, Trade Fairs & Conferences International, invites you to be part of an editorially comprehensive, content-driven Conference and a focussed trade show on the all pervading Enterprise Application Industry - Business Intelligence 2000

The comprehensive Business Intelligence 2000 Conference will cover five tracks addressing the latest developments affecting the enterprise applications industry. Ranging from ERP, SCM, CRM and DWM industries and their seamless integration with the Internet.

Track 1 : The Connoisseur's Conclave - (ERP, SCM, CRM, DWM)

Track 2 : erp – Inter Enterprise Software Solution

I. Management
II. Industry Specific Solutions
III. Enabling Technologies

Track 3 : Supply Chain Management

Track 4 : Customer Relationship Management

Track 5 : Data Warehousing and Mining

 

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Track 1 - The Connoisseur's Conclave :

This session will be addressed by the CEOs, top professionals and experts from the all-pervading Enterprise Application industry (eERP, Supply Chain Management, Customer Relationship Management, Data warehousing and Mining) from India and overseas. They would deliberate on the critical managerial issues and ways to maximize a company's ROI, on its investment in Enterprise Application.

Track 2 - erp – Inter Enterprise Software Solution :

This track will provide professionals in the manufacturing industries with the critical information they need to be successful, by using the innovative technologies and strategic solutions required to optimise their business enterprise--from process modelling, manufacturing information systems, advanced control, and on-line optimisation to production management/planning, and supply chain technologies and services. It will include management & enabling technologies, industry specific solutions, and panel discussions.

Track 3 - Supply Chain Management :

This track will address & offer opportunities to compare, evaluate, select the right manufacturing and supply chain software solution. This session will cut through the clutter and target products and services that can make a difference where it matters most – the bottom line. It will include management & technology issues and panel discussions.

Track 4 - Customer Relationship Management :

This track will address CRM in its totality. In short it is about effectively and profitably managing customer relationships throughout the entire lifecycle. In the rapidly expanding world of e-Commerce, there is a new generation of empowered customers emerging who demand immediate service with the personalized touch. The track will comprise management and technology issues and panel discussions.

Track 5 - Data Warehousing and Mining :

This track will educate the attendees on how to maximize the business value of a company's data warehouse through Business Intelligence Solutions. It will include management and technology issues and panel discussions.

Track 1 -
The Connoisseur's Conclave - (ERP, SCM, CRM, DWM) :

Addressed by the CEOs, top professionals and experts from the all-pervading Enterprise Application industry (ERP, Supply Chain Management, Customer Relationship Management, Data warehousing and Mining) from India and overseas, this powerful session will cover extensively the critical managerial issues, and ways to maximize a company's ROI, on its investment in Enterprise Application.

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Track 2 -
ERP Vision 2000 : Inter Enterprise Software Solution :

erp vision 2000, is a major event that will focus on Optimising the Manufacturing Enterprise. This event will provide professionals in the manufacturing industries with the critical information they need to be successful by using the innovative technologies and strategic solutions required to optimise their business enterprise--from process modelling, manufacturing information systems, advanced control, and on-line optimisation to production management/planning, and supply chain technologies and services.

Attendees would include :

  • All customers and partners
  • All professionals within the process manufacturing industries
  • From CEOs to engineering, IT and manufacturing managers, to process engineers and IT professionals Key professionals in supply chain, electronic commerce, corporate management, information technology, sales and marketing, distribution management, strategic development, manufacturing and materials, logistics management and product management.

Industry Scope :

  • Automotive
  • Banking
  • Chemicals
  • Consumer products
  • Engineering and construction
  • Health care
  • Higher education
  • High technology
  • Insurance
  • Media
  • Mill products
  • Oil and gas
  • Pharmaceuticals
  • Public sector
  • Retail
  • Telecommunications
  • Transportation
  • Utilities

Suggested topics :

I. Management - Business and Enterprise Strategies for the new millennium

  • Managing Change / Changing Organization
  • The Impact of the Internet and e-Commerce on the Process Manufacturing Industries
  • Techno Strategies: Maintaining and Sustaining Competitive Advantages
  • Portals, Application Service Providers, and Internet Collaboration for the Process Industries
  • Capitalizing on the Power of Business Portals and Marketplaces
  • Overview of the Role of Design and Engineering Technologies
  • The Importance and Value of Modelling and Simulation as Core Integrating Technologies
  • Asset Optimisation Through Design and Engineering Technologies
  • The Value Proposition for Integration
  • Building and Selling the Smart Manufacturing Business Model
  • Trends in Modelling for Greater ROI and Extended Life Cycle Benefits
  • Sustaining Competitive Advantage through Technology and Product Innovation
  • Knowledge Management in Innovation and R&D
  • Linking the Plant with ERP: The Path to Maximizing Your IT Return
  • Connecting Supply Chain and Business Value with Manufacturing Systems
  • Emerging Management: Rules for Integrating Supply Chain and e-Business
  • Extended Supply Chain Optimisation: Business Transformation Opportunities
  • Theory and Practice –How Process Manufacturers Are Leveraging IT to Help the Bottom Line
  • Integrating IT in Process Automation Strategies
  • Information Technology Product Management Using a Life Cycle Model
  • Theory and Practice – How Process Manufacturers Are Leveraging IT to Help the Bottom Line
  • IT Outsourcing in the New Millennium II. Industry Specific Solutions

II. Industry Specific Solutions

  • Chemical
  • Consumer Packaged Goods
  • Life Science
  • Mining and Metallurgy
  • Petroleum
  • Polymer
  • Paper & Pulp
  • Speciality
  • Chemicals
  • Utility

II. Enabling Technologies Solutions

  • Control and Operations Technologies
  • Manage & Supply Chain Technologies
  • Modelling and Design Technologies
  • Plant Integration and Enterprise Optimisation Technologies
  • Software Technologies

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Track 3 -
Supply Chain Management :

Effective supply chain management enables you to make informed decisions along the entire supply chain, from acquiring raw materials to manufacturing products to distributing finished goods to the consumer.

It presents the opportunity to compare, evaluate, select the right manufacturing and supply chain software solution. This session will cut through the clutter and target products and services that can make a difference where it matters most – the bottom line.

Attendees would include :

This conference is designed specifically for professionals who are directly responsible for key functions in the supply chain, including :

  • Distribution
  • Manufacturing and Operations
  • New Product Development
  • Research & Development
  • Marketing
  • Sales
  • Information Technology
  • Finance and Accounting
  • Transportation and Distribution
  • Food and Beverage

Suggested topics :

  • Supply chain strategies
  • SCM
  • Supply chain tools
  • How Fit Is Your Manufacturing and Supply Chain Software
  • Test drive the hottest manufacturing and supply chain solutions
  • Capitalizing on the Value of Your Supply Chain through Rapid, Robust, Rewarding Implementation
  • Integrating your supply chain
  • The 3Cs: A proven alternative to MRP II for optimising Supply Chain Performance
  • Advanced Supply Chain Management: How to build a sustained competition
  • Business logistics Management: Planning, Organising, and Controlling the Supply Chain
  • Logistics and Supply Chain Management: Strategies for reducing cost and improving service
  • ERP v/s SCM
  • A Framework to Design and Manage Supply Chains
  • Rapid Implementation
  • The power of metrics for benchmarking, diagnosis and integration
  • Analysing key variables, control levers, and critical tradeoffs
  • The importance of cross-functional approaches and teams
  • The emerging role of the Internet
  • Building partnerships with customers and suppliers
  • The value of upstream factory flexibility
  • Achieving variety in the marketplace without complexity in the factory

For a broader business perspective, you'll share viewpoints with your peers in other industries, and you'll have a chance to review industry case studies from those who have already been through the process. You will explore:

  • Important control levers for supply chains
  • Common pitfalls in operating supply chains
  • How to cope with uncertainties in supply chains
  • "Good" and "bad" metrics for supply chains
  • Evaluating new networks for supply chains
  • Diagnostics for supply chain performance
  • Opportunities for improved supply chain management
  • Inventory/service tradeoffs
  • Product re-design and new product development - key leverage points

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Track 4 -
Customer Relationship Management :

CRM is a comprehensive approach which provides seamless integration of every area of business that touches the customer - namely marketing, sales, customer service and field support-through the integration of people, process and technology, taking advantage of the revolutionary impact of the Internet. CRM creates a mutually beneficial relationship with your customers.

CRM in short is about effectively and profitably managing customer relationships throughout the entire lifecycle. In the rapidly expanding world of e-Commerce, there is a new generation of empowered customers emerging who demand immediate service with the personalized touch.

Attendees would include :

  • Top Management, Sales & Marketing Executives & Managers
  • IS/IT Executives and Management
  • CRM Project Leaders and Data Mining Management
  • Vendors, Systems Integrators, Consultants, Investors

Suggested topics :

  • Learn more on CRM solutions, which enables you to build more productive and intimate relationships with your customers and business partners
  • Build an effective customer relationship management capability
  • How to retain your customers and win new ones in this new world, monitor, track and act on every customer interaction across all touch points.
  • Integrate all applications, information and value-added services via customer and employee portals. Integrating CRM with e-commerce
  • . Integrating across all customer touch points
  • Integrating the front office and back office
  • Integrating unstructured and structured information and processes
  • Integrating heterogeneous internal and external systems
  • CRM -Developing a enterprise-wide strategy
  • E-Customers: The changing role of technology in a world where the customer = is king
  • Introduction to CRM. What is CRM? How do you apply CRM strategies? What are the business benefits?
  • A Framework for CRM implementation
  • 'Best Practices' overview in Customer Relationship Management across different industry sectors
  • Prioritising CRM processes for maximum value delivery
  • A practical approach to implementing an e-Business strategy
  • The use of CRM in a multi-distribution strategy
  • An overview of the architecture of multi-channel approach to CRM
  • Customer service delivery as a knowledge management cycle
  • Sales and Support via Customer Contact Centres
  • World's best practices in electronic service delivery
  • The Creation of the Customer Contact Centre The Customer Relationship Revolution - A methodology for creating loyal customers
  • Debate and present the industry's view of key CRM strategy issues

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Track 5 -
Data Warehousing and Mining :

How Smart Are Intelligent Web Houses

A report has been opening eyes in the online marketing industry. It shows that even in the generally tech-savvy world of online retailers worldwide, only 22 percent of companies manage to make productive use of the consumer click stream data (the interactions of an individual consumer with a retailer's Web site) available to them. It also concludes that the payoff from a focused and well-executed data mining operation can be significant in the relationship between businesses and customers.

Suggested topics :

  • How to Build a Sustainable Data Warehouse and BI Infrastructure
  • How to Maximize the Business Value of Your Data Warehouse through Business Intelligence Solutions
  • Data Analysis & Logical Data Modelling For The Data Warehouse
  • Data Mining: Evaluating Methods and Tools
  • The basic principles of data mining
  • The different methods of data mining and their comparison
  • How to prepare raw data for data mining
  • How to analyse and validate the results
  • What questions data mining can answer
  • DW Database Design Alternatives - develop a strong vocabulary and understanding of data mining terminology
  • What are the commercial products available and how to evaluate them
  • Refinement of Logical Data Model
  • Determine the importance of the interpretation of results and how to avoid pitfalls in the interpretations
  • A Perspective on the Business Problem
  • Statistical Approaches
  • Rule Based Systems
  • Data Architecture Components
  • Data Warehousing: the key data management issue that has lead to Data Warehousing: the desire for a "Single Version Of The Truth." Learn the technique of Entity-Relationship Modelling, which ensures that the data in their Data Warehouse will be correct, consistent, understood and shared.
  • Issues beyond the well-established environment of data warehousing and mining to look at the impact of analytical applications, information portals, and e-business on the world of business intelligence.
  • Self Organizing Systems
  • Evolutionary Computation Methods
  • Hybrid Systems
  • Data Requirements and Preparation
  • When To Use Which Method
  • Interpretation of Results
  • A Comparison of Products And Tools
  • The Challenge For Data Mining
  • What are the pitfalls and how to avoid them
  • Learn how to evaluate data mining methods and tools - Make the right choice the first time!
  • Learn how data mining can help you to make better business decisions by finding information hidden in your data
  • Basic Logical Data Model
  • Introduction to Data Warehousing & Data Warehouse Environment Mining
  • Fully Attributed Logical Data Model
  • Data Warehouse Data Model
  • Neural Networks
  • Data Analysis
  • Data Mining: Evaluating Methods and Tools - An Introduction to the Methods, Applications, Tools, and Techniques, designed to offer attendees a strong data mining vocabulary and understanding of how various methods and tools apply to different kinds of data intensive problems. It covers the subject of Data Mining ground, up.

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