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The Data Management Association International (DAMA International) is a global not-for-profit, vendor-independent association of data and information resource management professionals with chapters and members around the world. DAMA International is dedicated to advancing the concepts and practices of data and information resource management. Its primary purpose is to promote the understanding, development and practice of managing data and information as key enterprise resources. DAMA International produces premier Symposiums for data and information management professionals in the U.S., the UK and Australia. For more information visit www.dama.org.

Glenn L. Argenbright is president and chief executive officer of Saflink, a leading provider of solutions for secure access and identity assurance. Prior to joining Saflink in June 2001, Argenbright served as president and chief executive officer of Jotter Technologies, a company acquired by Saflink in December 2000.

Scott Gnau is vice president and general manager of Teradata Research and Development.

Rolando Hernandez is CEO and chief rules architect of BIZRULES. A thought leader in business rules management and knowledge management, Hernandez founded BIZRULES in 1995 to help Global 2000 companies manage and automate business rules and enterprise knowledge. Currently, Hernandez is assisting a Fortune 10 firm to document and automate their rules for global statutory compliance (including Sarbanes-Oxley) using business rules/business process technology.

Paul Hulford is senior manager in product marketing for Cognos, Inc. He may be reached via email at paul.hulford@cognos.com.

Dean Lamble is worldwide director, business continuity and availability solutions for HP. You may contact him at Dean.Lamble@hp.com.

Jonathan Greenberg is the business intelligence sr. analyst for BMW of North America, LLC located in Woodcliff Lake, New Jersey. He has 13 years invested in information technology sales, business development, post sales technical consulting and business intelligence. In his 5-year tenure at BMW, the operational reporting platform grew steadily from 40 to 4,000 users and has become a business-critical information resource. He has introduced new tools, technology and process within the enterprise and established a competency center for consistent and reliable delivery of BI.

Curt Finch is the CEO of Journyx, a provider of Web-based software located in Austin, Texas, that automates billing, payroll and project accounting by tracking time, expenses and mileage. Finch is a software industry veteran. In 1997, he created the world's first Internet-based timesheet application - the foundation for the current Journyx product offering. He has managed development teams creating enterprise-level software solutions since 1985, with a focus on project accounting. Learn more about Curt at http://journyx.com/company/curtfinch.html or at his Google+ page.

Steve Miller is co-founder of a Chicago-based analytics and business intelligence services firm Inquidia, formerly�OpenBI, that specializes in delivering analytic solutions with both open source and commercial technologies. Miller has more than 30 years of experience in intelligence and analytics, having migrated from health care program evaluation, to database consulting with Oracle Corporation, to running a fast-growing BI services business at Braun Consulting. Advances in technology over that time have fundamentally enabled the use of quantitative methods for business differentiation. OpenBI, LLC, is all about helping customers attain that differentiation. You can reach him at steve.miller@inquidia.com.

Paul Friedman is CTO and co-founder of Purisma, Inc. and a software industry veteran with more than 20 years of experience in engineering and technical management roles. He is a successful serial entrepreneur, having founded both Stanford Technology Group (STG), which was acquired by Informix and Supplybase, which was acquired by i2. You can contact him at pfriedman@purisma.com.