Webinar: ‘Identity Resolution’ - What is it and Why is it important for you

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Webinar from Informatica Australia:

‘Identity Resolution’ - What is it and Why is it important for you …
Informatica Identity Resolution – the Next Frontier

Date: Wednesday, 13th August 2008


Time:
10:00 AM Australia(EST)
12 Noon New Zealand

The evolution of data quality has mandated the extension of technology capabilities: providing real-time support for operational applications; dealing with regulatory requirements by linking names, accounts, and transactions quickly and accurately; and developing broad, global systems that support strategic business goals. The tools that provide quality data must evolve to meet these requirements. Identity resolution is the next major frontier for data quality.

During this session, we will cover the following:
• How Informatica and Identity Systems technologies together provide a quantum leap forward in the usage and value generated by data quality in the enterprise
• How you can leverage synergies between data quality and identity resolution for maximum benefit to your company's data quality strategy
About the Speaker
Ivan Chong
Senior Vice President and General Manager, Data Quality Informatica Corporation
Ivan Chong is currently General Manager for Informatica's Data Quality Business Unit. He has also headed up Informatica's Product Marketing as well as worked in the Corporate Strategy group doing business development. For much of his career at Informatica, Ivan served as Vice President of Product Management. Mr. Chong is also a 6-year veteran of Oracle Corporation, where he held various product management positions for the Oracle Tools division and was awarded a patent in the area of database visualization. His experience also includes two years with internet advertising startup, NetGravity, a company that developed mission critical server products for high traffic commercial web sites. Mr. Chong has spoken at numerous user conferences both in the US and internationally. He graduated with undergraduate and graduate degrees from MIT's Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.