15 December 2008
Reminder: IAPA Announcement: IAPA Sydney Forum (16th December 2008)
IAPA Sydney Forum, 16th of December.
The IAPA Sydney Forum will be held as previously announced on the 16th of December,
5.30 for 6.00 pm, at Deloitte, lv 9, Grosvenor Place, George St Sydney NSW 2000.
Topic: 'Numbers, Mathematics, Statistics and Analytics in Intelligence Practices, Problem Solving and Decision Making'.
We have all seen the TV program N3mbers, watched CSI, and followed criminal minds. Even though these are all fictional representations of reality, they try to draw on real experiences. Movies like, The Core, Day After Tomorrow, A Beautiful Mind, Untraceable and War Games also show a side of number crunching, statistical game play, and models & simulations.
Today is a time of change; recognition of Analytics and Intelligence is spreading throughout all areas of business, government, science and hobbies. So just who, what, where and why is driving the acceptance, practise, and emergence? When the practise of the few is becoming the interest of the many, come along and see what was, is and perhaps shall be of Analytics & Intelligence and the role that Numbers, Statistics and Mathematics play in this exciting twist of conjunctions.
Presented by Anthony G Nolan OAM JP
Tony is currently working as a Research & Development Analyst in (Risk, Intelligence & Analytics) with the Australian Tax Office. Tony serves on the boards of both AIPIO (Australian Institute of Professional Intelligence Officers) and IAPA (Institute of Analytical Professionals of Australia). Tony previous experiences (both employed and voluntary) include activities in research, law enforcement, space exploration, decision making, TQM, problem solving, models & simulations.
Date: Tuesday, 16th of December 2008
Time: 5.30 pm registration for 6pm presentation
Address: Deloitte, Grosvenor Place, Level 9, 225 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000
Attendance is free and you are welcome to invite those that you think might be interested in the event. The presentation will be followed by the IAPA AGM at 7.00 pm.
Please RSVP to rsvp@iapa.org.au <mailto:rsvp@iapa.org.au>
5.30 for 6.00 pm, at Deloitte, lv 9, Grosvenor Place, George St Sydney NSW 2000.
Topic: 'Numbers, Mathematics, Statistics and Analytics in Intelligence Practices, Problem Solving and Decision Making'.
We have all seen the TV program N3mbers, watched CSI, and followed criminal minds. Even though these are all fictional representations of reality, they try to draw on real experiences. Movies like, The Core, Day After Tomorrow, A Beautiful Mind, Untraceable and War Games also show a side of number crunching, statistical game play, and models & simulations.
Today is a time of change; recognition of Analytics and Intelligence is spreading throughout all areas of business, government, science and hobbies. So just who, what, where and why is driving the acceptance, practise, and emergence? When the practise of the few is becoming the interest of the many, come along and see what was, is and perhaps shall be of Analytics & Intelligence and the role that Numbers, Statistics and Mathematics play in this exciting twist of conjunctions.
Presented by Anthony G Nolan OAM JP
Tony is currently working as a Research & Development Analyst in (Risk, Intelligence & Analytics) with the Australian Tax Office. Tony serves on the boards of both AIPIO (Australian Institute of Professional Intelligence Officers) and IAPA (Institute of Analytical Professionals of Australia). Tony previous experiences (both employed and voluntary) include activities in research, law enforcement, space exploration, decision making, TQM, problem solving, models & simulations.
Date: Tuesday, 16th of December 2008
Time: 5.30 pm registration for 6pm presentation
Address: Deloitte, Grosvenor Place, Level 9, 225 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000
Attendance is free and you are welcome to invite those that you think might be interested in the event. The presentation will be followed by the IAPA AGM at 7.00 pm.
Please RSVP to rsvp@iapa.org.au <mailto:rsvp@iapa.org.au>
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