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ABSTRACT:
Learn how business intelligence is helping US Lumber Group manage rapid growth.
If your company struggles with some of the more common barriers to growth – optimal resource allocation, accurate long-range forecasting and planning, turning a growing amount of data into actionable insights for daily decision–making – be sure to join us for this one–hour live Webinar.
You'll have the chance to hear what has happened at US Lumber Group since they began using the right BI solution. You'll learn how:
- Better visibility into key performance indicators enhances daily decision–making
- Keeping all data in–house has created unexpected value and benefits
- Reporting that combines data from multiple sources yields fresh business insights
- Reports and scorecards empower sales to routinely improve customer satisfaction
- Long-range financial forecasting has become a more strategic business asset
Register today, and join us on August 14 at noon, Eastern Time.
Find out how you can apply the lessons learned at US Lumber Group to your own processes and challenges, and reap greater effectiveness and lower costs from the right BI solution.
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Speakers
Caroline Seymour
Associate Vice president, Mid-Market Strategy
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Cognos
Caroline Seymour is AVP, Midmarket Strategy for Cognos, an IBM Company. Through a variety of roles based both in Europe and North America, she has worked closely with business intelligence customers and has extensive knowledge of SAP, Oracle and PeopleSoft applications. Over the course of 19 years with Cognos and more than 23 in the software industry, Ms. Seymour has contributed to the growth and changes in business intelligence software and the fundamental shifts to its underlying architecture.
Felipe Herrera
Senior Financial Analyst, US Lumber Group
After graduating with a BS in Industrial Engineering from Clemson University, Herrera started his career as a Sales Engineer at Stork Gamco, a poultry processing equipment manufacturer. While there he was promoted to Marketing Analyst and later to Product Manager. After seven years in sales, he left Stork for US Lumber Group to assume the role of Financial Analyst. Herrera has been with US Lumber Group for the past four years. As Senior Financial Analyst, his responsibilities range from forecasting and budgeting to risk management and legal affairs. He is currently pursuing an MBA at Emory University.
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