Go beyond the data: Make better business decisions by championing analytics

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Success in our data driven economy is as much about learning and using what you don’t know as it is about acting on what you do know. Businesses need the clarity that comes from an organizational capability to leverage data in many forms, from many places, through many methods and for a variety of purposes – all at the right time and in the right situation. Data plays a role in constantly changing regulatory environments and industry or sector needs – data is woven into everything we do. "The event is to take place on Monday, 26 May from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Galadari Hotel" The Chartered Management Institute (CMI) UK’s Sri Lanka Branch, has announced a knowledge sharing event organised in collaboration with exclusive knowledge partner, KPMG in Sri Lanka. The event captioned ‘Big Data – The knowledge you need vs. the data you have’ will bring together corporate leaders to discuss the concept of big data and its effect on business processes and decision making. The event is to include a presentation on the topic, followed by an interactive discussion with an eminent panel of corporate leaders and professionals including Hayleys Group Chief Information Officer Ajith Dandeniya, Unilever Sri Lanka Finance Director Thalib Caffoor, Brandix Lanka Ltd. Director Aslam Omar and KPMG in Sri Lanka Partner/Head of Risk Jagath Perera. Commenting on the event, Rohitha Mendis, President of CMI’s Sri Lanka Branch said: “Our objective of organising this event is to share some industry experiences particularly in sectors where effective big data management has played a significant role in offering top management actionable insights. We believe the session will be useful for businesses across a wider range of industries.” The event is to take place on Monday, 26 May from 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Galadari Hotel. For further information and registration contact Helanka MICE Desk on 0710 676600 or Ushani on 0115 426428.

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