Cheryl Wiebe

December 23, 2009 · Posted in Speaker Bios

Wiebe, Cheryl Cheryl Wiebe
Consulting Partner, National Media, Entertainment Practice, Teradata

Cheryl Wiebe is the primary solution delivery executive, responsible for the successful organization and implementation of enterprise data warehouse and analytic application technology for her clients. Those clients are premier media and entertainment companies, including Fox, Paramount, Sony, Warner Brothers, MGM, DIRECTV, Sirius/XM Radio, Dish Networks, and eBay/Paypal. Her work in the M&E since taking on this role, has covered projects working directly with individual studios, building their business intelligence capabilities, participating in industry studies documenting the issues and challenges in the industry’s supply chain, and working with academic institutes whose interest is in building management expertise in the M&E industry. Ms Wiebe’s expertise in demand and supply chain planning and analytic solutions stems from her involvement as a consulting partner in the Teradata Center of Expertise for Demand and Supply Chain Solutions, in which she was responsible for the envisioning, planning, and successful implementation of Teradata’s Demand/Supply Chain solutions for Teradata customers in the retail, high tech, and automotive customers, such as Toys’R’Us, Lowe’s, Safeway, the Gap, Best Buy, Ford, General Motors.

Ms Wiebe joined Teradata (then NCR) in July, 2002, as a result of the company’s acquisition of SageTree, Inc. As Vice President, Professional Services for SageTree, a developer of supply chain analytic software, Ms Wiebe was responsible for customer implementations and in particular, for the successful implementation of key lighthouse accounts. Prior to SageTree Ms Wiebe spent 10 years as a management consulting for KPMG Consulting, in the Los Angeles and Toronto offices. During that time, she performed and managed a wide range of consulting engagements, in which she built skills in data warehousing and decision support systems, IT project management, business/user requirements definition, data modeling, functional analysis, business process re-engineering. Cheryl worked with Western Digital in the role of functional architect of a Quality Information System – a data warehouse, which implemented recall, warranty, and factory quality analytics, taking the project from inception to successful completion. Her list of clients while in these roles included many industries, from High Tech, communications, to retail—e.g., Ingram Micro, Western Digital Corporation, Xerox Canada, Bell Mobility, Rogers Cantel Cellular, and Canada Safeway.

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