Blair Kjenner and Kewal Dhariwal, Global Enterprise System leaders
- Blair Kjenner and Kewal Dhariwal are enterprise system leaders who have developed enterprise systems since 1982.
- They have created a book that provides a new way of creating enterprise systems that can exchange data and educate students to take on this new methodology.
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Overview
In today’s digital age, data is the backbone of many industries, including education and business. However, with data coming from various sources and in different formats, integrating it can be a challenging task. This is where a new approach to data integration comes in, and global enterprise system leaders are discussing it as a potential game-changer.
00:09- About Blair Kjenner and Kewal Dhariwal
- Blair Kjenner and Kewal Dhariwal are enterprise system leaders who have developed enterprise systems since 1982.
- They have created a book that provides a new way of creating enterprise systems that can exchange data and educate students to take on this new methodology.
- The book emphasizes data integration, which is accessible to the education system and enterprises.
- They both have deep and extensive backgrounds in technology, entrepreneurship, and leadership.
- Blair and Kewal have worked on global initiatives to improve the IT industry, and Kewal has helped in developing online courses and teaching executive MBAs at Athabasca University.
07:41- About the book and how did you approach Kewal
- I started off by looking at the education available for students to learn how to create enterprise systems.
- I reached out to a former colleague, Kewal, through LinkedIn, as I felt there wasn’t enough education out there on how financial administrative systems are structured, and how the data is structured for them.
- I wanted to come up with a new way to create enterprise systems that had the inherent capability to exchange data, and then educate students on how to take on this methodology and platform.
- Kewal was a big supporter right from the beginning, and it was critical to have his support throughout the process.
- It’s been a journey for us since 2017 to get to the point of writing the book.
14:12- How accessible is the book?
- I believe that we’ve done a great job in making the material in the book accessible and holistic.
- It all started with me publishing articles on LinkedIn, challenging the experts, and seeking feedback to develop the five key principles needed to create integrated systems.
- Then, we focused on developing software to prove that these principles were possible rather than just theory.
- This led to the creation of a massive proof-of-concept environment that showed how different systems could exchange data and automatically aggregate it.
- We created videos and a website to showcase this capability.
- Now, we just need to spread the message.
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- Blair Kjenner and Kewal Dhariwal are enterprise system leaders who have developed enterprise systems since 1982.
- They have created a book that provides a new way of creating enterprise systems that can exchange data and educate students to take on this new methodology.
- The book emphasizes data integration, which is accessible to the education system and enterprises.
- They both have deep and extensive backgrounds in technology, entrepreneurship, and leadership.
- Blair and Kewal have worked on global initiatives to improve the IT industry, and Kewal has helped in developing online courses and teaching executive MBAs at Athabasca University.
