Michael Miller

Global Finance Information Architect, Global Finance IT
HSBC

Michael G. Miller is a member of the HSBC Global Finance IT Architecture team acting as a Global Information Architect. He has responsibilities for architecture guidance of Global Finance projects.

Mr. Miller has over 30 years of IT experience in banking, securities and insurance starting in his career computer operations, programming and systems design, and then moving on to consulting roles in enterprise architecture and business intelligence. Michael’s previous consulting roles include National Director of Enterprise Architecture and Business Intelligence, Executive Consultant CRM COE, and Principal - Management Consultant. He also teaches a class in Strategic Business Intelligence Implementation for George Washington University in Dubai, UAE.

He holds a BBA and four master degrees (MBA, MPM, MTM, & MISM) and has done over two years of doctoral work in Knowledge Management. He is a board member of the Data Management Association – Chicago Chapter, a Certified LEAN Six Sigma Yellow Belt (ISCEA), a Certified Business Process Management Professional (ABPMP) and a Certified TOGAF Enterprise Architect.

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Data Governance, Strategy & Execution

Monday, July 3rd, 2017

12:15 Data Governance 2.0 - Moving From Tactical Data Governance To Strategic Data Governance For Competitive Advantage

The traditional approaches to data governance often fail over time because they operate in the manner of law or policy enforcement. Over time, executive management attention wanes and shifts focus, data governance control over the data asset slips. Shifting data governance to a more strategic role providing more guidance than policy enforcement can ensure greater longevity to the function and higher value to the enterprise. An added benefit is that it is easier to implement than traditional Data Governance approaches when done correctly. Plan to attend this session to learn:
o Why tactical data governance often loses control over time
o How to move from tactical data governance to strategic data governance by providing data guidance and direction
o Examining strategic data governance and GRC (governance, risk and compliance)
o Exploiting business architecture to deliver data architecture and better data governance, particularly for master data management & reference data management
o Assessing strategic data governance and competitive advantage - the ‘need for speed’

16:30 Interactive Roundtable Discussions:

Since the earlier part of the day was jam-packed with detailed presentations and thought-provoking panel discussions, here’s your opportunity to be part of the discussion! Sit with many of the day’s speakers to ask questions about their presentations, share your thoughts, and dive deeper into your challenges. Additional roundtable topics not yet discussed in the earlier sessions are available too. You pick which roundtables to partake in – choose the ones relevant to your most pressing initiatives and send your team mates to others to cover full ground. Each Roundtable discussion lasts 20 minutes – choose 3!
1. Strategies For Managing Data Quality Remediation
Daniel Maury, Group Finance Data Program, Managing Director, UBS
2. How To Keep Data Governance Alive?
Daphne Guerci, Senior Director, Data Management, Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec
3. Moving From Tactical Data Governance To Strategic Data Governance
Michael Miller, Global Finance Information Architect, Global Finance IT, HSBC
4. Implementing The Process For Applying Data Quality
Bruno Giordano, Vice President - Data Governance Systems, Brown Brothers Harriman
5. Overcoming The Challenges of Client Data Issues
Alex Dixon, Global Head of Client Onboarding, Transitions & Reviews, UBS
6. Emerging Tools To Drive Data Governance Forward
Ashok Kumar, SVP of Business Data Management, Citi
7. Walk The Talk – Operationalizing KYC & Client Data Governance Initiatives
Dan Shannon, Director, Solutions Engineering, Trillium Software, A Harte Hanks Company
8. Managing Reference Data Services For The New CDO
Preetham Kamesh, Head of Data Management Services, Business Unit, IGATE Corporation