REMINDER/Plan for the Future -- Bill Inmon and Kalido Inc. Showcase Time Variance in Data Warehousing.

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REMINDER...for Thursday (Nov. 7)

--(BUSINESS WIRE)

WHO:             Bill Inmon and Stephen Pace of Kalido Inc.


WHEN:            Thursday November 7th 12:00 PM Eastern Time


Registration:    http://registration.mshow.com/billinmon2/ or
                 visit www.billinmon.com


WHAT:            Web Seminar on Data Warehousing and Time Variancy

                 Bill Inmon, the father of data warehousing, and
                 Stephen Pace of Kalido Inc. will discuss the
                 dimension of time as it relates to database design
                 in the data warehouse. Bill Inmon will discuss
                 database design techniques necessary for the
                 structuring of data over time, and Stephen Pace will
                 demonstrate a state-of-the-art tool used to create
                 and manage data warehouses that are time variant
                 compliant.

                 An inherent fact about data warehouses is that the
                 data and data structure will change over time. But
                 storing data over time has its own unique techniques
                 and considerations. Creating a data warehouse that
                 fully supports time variance but does not require
                 continual maintenance is a challenge when using
                 traditional methods. Stephen Pace will demonstrate
                 an innovative approach to creating time variant
                 compliant warehouses, eliminating previous time and
                 monetary obstacles.

WHY:             Most database designs do not stand the test of time.
                 Attend this Web seminar to learn how to create and
                 manage data warehouses that are time variant
                 compliant.

                 In this fast-moving world of constantly changing
                 e-business, solutions are emerging to exploit the
                 information locked inside large data-warehousing
                 implementations. The KALIDO(TM) Dynamic Information
                 Warehouse allows companies to gain a unified,
                 collective view -- even from partial, incomplete or
                 inconsistent data -- of their business information.
                 Its value lies in the power to create a single view
                 of business information from multiple sources, even
                 when those sources are subjected to continual and
                 radical changes over time.