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November 7th, 2011
In a recent survey by the Association for Information and Image Management, 50 percent of UK organisations expect to be live on Microsoft SharePoint 2010 by the end of 2011.
Whilst many organisations are already successfully using the intranet and collaboration technology, more advanced features such as extranets, website templates with webparts, automated forms processing, business process workflow and records management are not nearly as widely deployed.
BMN are a Microsoft Gold Partner and specialists in all things SharePoint helping clients such as BP and KPMG to reshape their systems with significant cost savings and new business opportunities.
Qorus Technologies are developers of document assembly software installed at clients such as Vodafone, fund managers and retail chains.
Duncan Lawrie, private bankers, are part of Camelia PLC, an international group listed on the London Stock Exchange with over 75,000 employees.
The event will be held at the Claremont Hotel in Douglas, with doors opening at 5:30pm for a 6pm start.
Agenda
17:30 Light Refreshments: Sandwiches with Tea and Coffee
18:00 Andrew Tomlins, Account Manager, BMN Ltd
Who is using SharePoint?
How are they using it to help grow their business?
18:45 Simon Chalfont, Technical Director, BMN Ltd
Nintex Workflow is a power user tool for designing and implementing business processes entirely within your SharePoint deployment with some fantastic returns on investment at client sites.
19:00 Jonathan Dawson, Business Development Manager, Quorus Software
Qorus DocGeneration is a “drag and drop” tool to dramatically reduce the time and effort required to generate complex, customised documents such as legal agreements, contracts, policies and financial reporting with Microsoft SharePoint or Microsoft Word whilst ensuring regulatory compliance.
19:15 Kurt Roosen, Group IT Director, Duncan Lawrie
Private Banking Case Study
19:30 Q&A with a Speakers Panel
19:45 END OF SESSION
Please register for the event below:
August 22nd, 2011
BCS (Isle of Man) is proud to announce their next event on the 13th September, focusing on the use of Microsoft technology for Business Intelligence. The event will be preceeded by a short AGM. The programme of events is as follows:
17:00 doors open / complimentary sandwiches and mineral water
17:45 AGM
Session #1: Barrule Suite, 5th Floor, Tynwald via public entrance on Finch Road
18:00 Allan Mitchell MVP
Allan will cover the business benefits of live management information as a data integration specialist with SQL Server Integration Services to support M&A systems integration, data cleansing (including regulatory compliance and cross-border data protection), data mining and visualisation.
As a SQL Azure Advisory Board member with Microsoft and co-author of “First to Market” by Wrox publishing, he knows all about cloud computing database analytics too.
18:45 questions and answers / short break
Session #2: Barrule Suite, 5th Floor, Tynwald via public entrance on Finch Road
19:00 Chris Webb MVP
Chris will “map” the Microsoft BI landscape, where Sharepoint 2010 fits in, and explain business benefits with a free tool Excel 2010 PowerPivot.
He is a SQL Server Analysis Services, Reporting Services and OLAP MDX specialist, co-author of “Expert Cube Development with SSAS 2008” and routinely helps multi-nationals in insurance, banking and online gambling significantly improve number crunching performance.
19:45 questions and answers / short break
Session #3: Prospect Hotel, Prospect Hill, Douglas
20:15 informal consultancy with the speakers and social networking
Session #4: VIP CPD @ Liverpool
As a follow up to the event for database specialists, committee members will host a VIP CPD session at the SQLbits.com conference in Liverpool, the most important SQL server event in Europe with 50+ speakers from Microsoft and official partners. Entry on Thursday 29th September and/or Friday 30th September will be subject to a 35 percent discount and entry on Saturday 1st October will be free. Sorry, first come first served! Please contact any committee member for more details.
You can book in for the event below: