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When: Wednesday
November 18th, 2009
Time: 8:45
AM - 9:00 AM Check-In
9:00
AM - 12:00 PM Presentation
12:00
PM - 1:30 PM Lunch
Where: Holiday Inn at the American Center
5109
West Terrace Drive
Madison,
WI 53718
(note:
the room will be identified as American Family)
Slides: Click
here.
Re-engineering your Data to Optimize and Enhance
Understanding and Competitiveness in a Dynamic Environment
9:00 - 10:30
Understanding your current business requirements is essential to
remaining competitive in today's dynamically changing economy. Being
able to re-engineer your existing database to create a physical
model and then create a logical data model is a crucial component
to understanding and communicating user needs. As a result, businesses
can respond more quickly to changes in the business. This presentation
will focus on how an organization can re-engineer what you currently
have to increase communication with your end users and be able to
proactively enhance database needs more quickly and efficiently.
Marcie Young is a Consulting Curriculum Developer in the Server
Technologies Application Development Curriculum team. Marcie has
been at Oracle for 13 years. Marcie is known for her expertise in
managing Oracle By Example projects for new releases in the database
area, the content of which is on OTN and has been used at the Hands-on
sessions at OracleWorld for the last 8 years. Marcie is extremely
knowledgeable in the Application Development tools that Oracle offers,
such as Oracle Application Express and Oracle SQL Developer. Currently,
she is working on a course for a new product just released, Oracle
SQL Developer Data Modeling. Prior to Oracle, Marcie worked at Bachman
Information Systems, Inc. for 4 years where she taught and consulted
on Logical Data and Process Modeling. Please contact Marcie Young
with any questions regarding this topic at marcie.young@oracle.com.
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