Events Diary 2008 - 2009
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2008
Tuesday 12th and Wednesday 13th February 2008
Technology for Marketing & Advertising (TFM&A)
Over recent years this has grown to be the one real must-attend marketing exhibition of the year, because
it is inevitable that the interface between marketing and technology is shaping the future. Whatever branch of
data-driven marketing you are in the is the most focused, liveliest and most enjoyable show of the year. Note
the new bigger venue and longer opening hours. See you there!
Earls Court 2, London
CMP Information
www.t-f-m.co.uk
Monday March 31st and Tueasday April 1st
Developing Best Practice For Information And Data Quality Management
Getting stronger every year, this event promises to be another
lively two days mapping out the new frontier that is Information
Quality Management. Chaired this year by Keith Underdown of
the IAIDQ. .
London
Ark Group
www.ark-group.com
18th and 19th November
Insight Show
Billed as the event for buyers and users of research. There used to to be a separate Data Show running alongside,
but it got absorbed into Insight in 2007.
Earls Court 2, London
Centaur
www.insightshow.co.uk
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Monday 3rd to Thursday 6th November
Data Management and Information Quality Conferences
This annual conference is the premier event European event in Data Management
and Information Quality, attracting speakers and delegates from around the world
Victoria Park Plaza Hotel, London
IRMUK
www.irmuk.co.uk
2009
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