Banco Popular de Puerto Rico

Dr. Patricia Cerrito, professor of mathematics at the University of Louisville.

Lindsey Tittensor, IT manager for Ebiquita.

Rico Magsipoc, system administrator for UCLA Laboratory of Neuro Imaging.

Sean Riesterer, budget and reimbursement manager for Pacific Health Horizons.

Scott Mays, corporate director of IT for Insight Communications.

The Integration Consortium is a non-profit, leading industry body responsible for influencing the direction of the integration industry. Its members champion Integration Acumen by establishing standards, guidelines, best practices, research and the articulation of strategic and measurable business benefits. The Integration Consortium's motto is "Forging Integration Value." The mission of the member-driven Integration Consortium is to establish universal seamless integration which engages industry stakeholders from the business and technology community. Among the sectors represented in the Integration Consortium membership are end-user corporations, independent software vendors (ISVs), hardware vendors, system integrators, academic institutions, non-profit institutions and individual members as well as various industry leaders. Information on the Integration Consortium is available at www.integrationconsortium.org.

Greg Hatfield is president, co-founder and senior business intelligence strategist for BI3 Solutions, Inc., a full life cycle professional services firm focused on providing its clients with high value solutions that meet their business and technology objectives. Hatfield has more than 15 years of related experience in both the consulting and business arenas, and has directed business intelligence practices for two major national consulting firms prior to co-founding BI3 Solutions, Inc. He serves on the Society of Industry Leaders in the area of Business Intelligence and provides input to several analysts on a regular basis. He can be contacted at greg.hatfield@bi3solutions.com or via phone at (510) 521-8865, x101.

Tom Boland is a consultant with Robbins-Gioia LLC, a program management consultancy headquartered in Alexandria, Virginia.

Catherine Nolan is the vice president of conference services for the Data Management Association (DAMA).

Dr. Thomas C. Redman, president of Navesink Consulting Group, is an internationally recognized author and speaker. Redman's latest book is Data Quality: The Field Guide (Butterworth-Heinemann, 2001). He can be reached at tomredman@dataqualitysolutions.com or 732-933-4669.