Monday, October 19, 2020
01:30 PM - 04:45 PM
Business / Non-Technical
With advances in AI, machine learning, security, and other trends affecting data management, human instinct is often to resist this change, even though it is inevitable. What can we do? Be prepared. Be informed – not only from a technology perspective but also from a business and human factors perspective.
This seminar/tutorial will provide tools, techniques, and exercises regarding business and human factors that we can apply to emerging trends in data. It will provide an overview of what is happening today, what experts are predicting in the future, and critical behavioral tools that we can use to move forward productively and with actionable insight.
You will learn:
Len Silverston is an acclaimed author, consultant, and speaker with over 40 years of expertise in information systems integration and organizational dynamics. Internationally recognized as a thought leader in data modeling, data management, and human-centric information strategies, he has fundamentally transformed how organizations approach data and collaboration.
His groundbreaking "The Data Model Resource Book" series, rated #12 on the Computer Literacy Best Seller List and translated into multiple languages, presents over 230 reusable, holistic data models that have become essential resources for data professionals worldwide. Beyond his published works, Silverston has been a respected columnist and a sought-after international conference speaker.
A distinguished professional, Silverston has been honored with both the DAMA International Professional Achievement Award and the DAMA Community Award. Through his company, Universal Mindful, LLC, he provides comprehensive training and consulting services that leverage an extensive methodology of organizational change management and human behavior tools to enhance productivity and results.
He is also a fully ordained Zen priest and life coach. He provides training, coaching, corporate mindfulness workshops, and retreats through his organization, 'Zen With Len'.