KeyLogic Systems chosen to speak on Knowledge Management at E-Gov conference

KeyLogic Systems has been chosen to speak at the upcoming Knowledge Management 2003 Conference held April 14-16 at the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in Washington, DC. The theme of this KM 2003 Conference will be Employing Proven Tools for Results. The conference curriculum is designed in consultation with an independent Program Advisory Board of leaders from government and industry. The objective of this Board is to offer a comprehensive program that addresses the most pressing issues with a diverse faculty from the public and private sectors.

KeyLogic will be presenting information from their EPA "eFacts" Knowledge Management system. KeyLogic Systems personnel support the EPA in transforming their Superfund data into knowledge. EPA's "eFacts" Knowledge Management system provides solid KM capabilities to EPA Management updated nightly with the latest Superfund site activity information. A sophisticated data warehouse and top-flight charting application make this KM system a model for federal agencies swamped in data but starved for useful information.

eFacts presents information more quickly and in an easier to understand form that allows the EPA to confidently make better decisions at a fraction of the cost. Managers can now more easily respond to requests from all of their customers, federal or civilian. Reports are now generated at the "speed of thought" instead of requiring time consuming and non cost effective manual generation. Reports that used to take a month to generate are now created instantly using eFacts.

The eFacts technical lead, John Batzer, will be speaking on Data Warehouses in Knowledge Management, along with Adam Nowak, BI Program Manager, Microsoft, and Shobhik Chaudhuri, Program Manager, Grant Thornton.

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