14th & 15th of March 2019 • Kistamässan • Stockholm
Data InnovationSummit 2019
Innovate Through Your Data
APPLIED ANALYTICS DATA SCIENCE – DATA ENGINEERING – DATA MANAGEMENT – ANALYTICS AND VISUALISATION – IOT ANALYTICS – MACHINE LEARNING – DEEP LEARNING
Welcome to the fourth edition of Data Innovation Summit. It is going to be bigger, better, more insightful and more exciting than ever. This year’s event will focus on practical case studies on Applied Innovation, Analytics and Visualisation, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Data Management, Data engineering, IOT insight and technology.
With over 100 Nordic and international speakers on six stages, six workshop stages and plenty of learning and networking activities in the exhibition area, the 2019 summit is the place to be for all professionals and organisations working with utilisation of data for increasing profit, reinventing business models, develop data-driven products, and increasing customer satisfaction.
BIGGER, EXTENDED, MORE INSIGHTFUL, GLOBAL:
We are glad to announce that we have extended the event to a two day setup. To accommodate the 2000+ delegates expected on this edition and still provide a great experience, we are utilising the full capacity of the venue. We have also built a completely new room and expo setup that not only provides a natural movement flow between stages, but also accommodates the ambition of the conference to cover the entire spectrum of data innovation organisational and topic complexity. The agenda is spread across two days, with a total of 6 stages plus plenum room, 6 new workshop rooms, new “Data after Dark” networking feature on the first day and “Data Safari” satellite educational events after the official program ends. More than 86 presentations, 60 workshops, 20 panels will take place during the event. As last year, the event is a hybrid with on-stage and on-line live program streamed directly on our social media channels.
• APPLIED ANALYTICS DATA SCIENCE AND AI STAGE:
Clear business examples of data science, analytics, ML and AI to enhance customer experience, improve business process, reinvent business models and create new ones.
• ANALYTICS AND VISUALISATION STAGE:
Focus on the latest methodologies of turning real-time data from multiple sources into insight, self-service BI, visualisation of data, prescriptive analytics, and much more.
• DATA ENGINEERING STAGE:
Technical track focusing on agile approaches to designing, implementing and maintaining a distributed data architecture to support a wide range of tools and frameworks in production. Focus on Data-Ops, Fast Data, data pipeline, data lineage, modelling, data flow monitoring, feature extraction and much more.
• DATA MANAGEMENT STAGE:
Technical and strategy track focusing on best practices on leveraging data as an enterprise asset and ways of collecting and distributing quality data, while protecting privacy, usage restrictions and data integrity. This year’s focus is on the CDO agenda, data & information governance, Big Data quality, master data, warehousing, Data Lake, and much more.
• IOT ANALYTICS & INNOVATION STAGE:
Strategy and technical deep dive into how we can utilise IOT data to create insight and innovate through that machine data. We will start by looking at some innovative business examples, and then move to more technical examples on IOT data management, and utilisation of advanced analytics, machine learning and blockchain.
• MACHINE & DEEP LEARNING STAGE:
Technical presentations on deploying Machine Learning, Deep Learning, Natural Language processing, Generative Adversarial Networks – and Artificial Intelligence in projects.
• CRASH-COURSE SESSION ROOMS:
On request by last years delegates, on this year’s edition we have set up several rooms for short workshops and crash-courses. The sessions are 100 minutes long and will provide training into various organisational, business, and technical topics. The rooms are limited to 40 people per crash-course session.
Who should attend
The Data Innovation Summit is tailor made for any professional or organisation working with, or is interested to learn, how to turn data into valuable insight. If you are working with the following disciplines, then this is the must-attend event.
– Data Science
– Business Analytics
– Machine Learning
– Deep Learning
– Customer Analytics
– Business Intelligence
– Marketing Analytics
– Finance Intelligence
– Competitive Intelligence
– Data Mining
– Predictive Modelling
– Data Governance
– Information Management
– Artificial Intelligence
– Big Data
– Data Warehousing
– Data Quality
– Data Architecture
– Data Security
– IOT
– CxO’s/Owners
– Statistical Modelling
– Data Engineering
What is New 2019
Six Stages
This edition will focus on data-first and AI-ready practical technical and business case studies. The program has 6 stages: Analytics, Applied Innovation, Machine Learning & Deep Learning, IOT innovation, Data Management and Data Engineering stage. All presentation are still 18 minutes with 10 minutes changing time between sessions. This will give the speakers an opportunity to directly dive into the topic and focus on the key learning points and for the delegates enough time to move from one stage to another. All presentations are held in English.
Six Workshop Rooms
To provide a deeper insight into specific topics, on request by our delegates, we are building six workshop rooms, each dedicated to a unique domain area: data-driven strategy, analytics & visualisation, machine learning, IOT analytics & Data Management, Data Management and Data Engineering. The Crash-Courses are 100 minutes each and limited to a maximum of 40 participants. The places are on first-come first served basis and require pre-booking. Only participants with [all:in] tickets will have the opportunity to attend this crash-courses.
Data Octagon – Live Streaming
Live streamed program providing insight into current data practices, trends, challenges and opportunities, as well as overview of the latest technological breakthroughs, and glimpse into future of data management, analytics and automation. The program consists of 45-minute panels and Tech News, and will be streamed online on Hyperight youtube and twitter channel.
Stockholm Data Safari
After the end of the official event program on the second day, you can explore Stockholm by attending seminars, workshops and mingles across organised by a range of organisations in different locations across the city. The seminars are on different topics and limited. Pre-registration is required.
More Networking
Over and over again delegates are asking for more networking time. On this edition we are introducing new features that will increase the opportunity for you to meet and network with the delegates. We will start the conference with a 30 minute speed networking session and time to explore the venue set up. You will also have the opportunity to meet the exhibitors, find a coffee buddy, enjoy a night out with your peers and new contacts, and have a coffee with the them the day after.
EVENT APP AND MEETING AREA
To enable more insightful knowledge sharing between peers and provide bigger event experience, delegates this year will have the opportunity to schedule meetings and share contacts via the official event application.
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by Henrik Göthberg, Vattenfall
AI-FIRST NEED
AIR TO FLY
How many organizations, Corporates or Public Services, are truly operating as AI First or Data First companies? Very few. How many of the 10 highest valued companies in the world are aggressively chasing and investing in AI First? More or less all of them. The true divide of the future separating the richest from the poorest, the winners from the losers, can increasingly be correlated with their pursuit of Data Innovation. The last years have given rise to some truly exceptional “Data Dragons”. Companies worth more and with more influence than many mid-sized countries. The rest of the world are lagging in what looks like a race between a rabbit and a turtle. Many articles have been written in the most prestigious business magazines and newspapers on the consequences of this situation. Analogies are made between the rise and growing influence of the Data Dragons and the oil companies’ role in shaping the society and world politics as we know it today.
With data being described as the new oil will we see the same level of transformation as the Industrial Revolution gave us in the 20th century? With the prediction that the current paradigm shift is about automation of brain power like the industrial revolution gave automation of muscle power, it could have even further reaching implications. It will be a Tsunami wave, that you either surf or drown in. I would first assume I’m kicking in open doors, based on what we all see and hear on the news, what the hype is all about in our companies or by just following the growth and increasing interest in the Data Innovation Summit (DIS). But when we scratch below the shiny surface and take a very hard look in the mirror. Have we and the companies we work for embraced the fact of a paradigm shift in the making? Are we putting our money where our mouth is? Are we trying to slap AI on top of old analog processes or are we re-inventing our organizations, business models and processes with AI first and Data first in mind?
When we now prepare for Data Innovation Summit 2019, the main nagging conclusions are that even if we have come far, we are not truly dealing with data innovation as the paradigm shift we all anticipate. So far many are only skin deep into it. Most companies and society are not “Data & AI-Ready” (DAIR). The core building blocks, structures or capabilities to reach operational value at scale are simply not there. And to some degree AI, blockchain, IOT and other disruptive technologies and our regulations have quite some way to go to reach operational maturity for abundant use. Therefore, we want to shift the conversations and focus for 2019. DIS should continue to fuel the hype and inspire a vision of the future. DIS should also and even stronger work towards a deeper understanding of what the paradigm shift of Data innovation and “AI-First” entails and how to be “Data & AI-Ready” (DAIR) to succeed. A surfer could tell you that to surf any wave you need to paddle hard, position yourself in the right spot and have impeccable timing to first catch the wave. The bigger the wave the dearer consequence to get it wrong. The Data Innovation Summit is evolving year by year with a firm mission to go beyond the hype to help companies and society prepare, catch and successfully surf the Data Innovation- and AI Tsunami.
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