Alec Sharp's: Data Modelling for Business & Process Analysts 
2-3 April 2012, Sydney

 

"Awesome class, awesome instructor" A practical, non-technical, business-oriented workshop

 

 

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What?

Originally developed as a tool for improving database design, data modelling is now a fundamental business and process analysis technique. Why? – because applying data modelling early in a project creates a common understanding of the business entities (e.g., Customer, Order, Service, Benefit, Product, Payment, etc.) that business processes and information systems deal with, their interrelationships, and the rules that govern them.


This workshop introduces entity-relationship modelling from a non-technical perspective, provides tips and guidelines for the analyst, and explores contextual, conceptual, and detailed modelling techniques that maximise user involvement.


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