Advanced Analytics Infrastructure Dialog, 4th-5th December 2017

When deciding on the  infrastructure for Big Data and Smart Analytics applications IT Managers have to consider return on invest, performance and sustainability as well as current and planned business models

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This challenge is not an easy task to master in an environment of many new and innovative vendors, constantly changing management paradigms and hard-to-predict innovations in areas like Big Data, Artificial Intelligence or High Performance Computing.

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With very efficient pre-matched one-on-one and group meetings the Advanced Analytics Infrastructure Dialog offers many opportunities to exchange ideas, strategies and experiences with colleagues, consultants and solution experts. Furthermore corporate IT leaders will present their specific strategies and outlooks.

Some Topics for discussion:

  • Role of Data Science
  • Role of BI
  • Database Management
  • Unstructured Data
  • Data Architecture
  • Data Governance
  • Creating actionable data
  • Reactive vs proactive approach
  • Hadoop
  • Spark
  • In-Memory Analytics
  • In-Memory Database Management Systems
  • No SQL Databases
  • Data Lakes
  • Deep Learning / Machine Learning
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Real-Time Analytics
  • Predictive Analytics
  • Graph Analysis
  • Self Service Data Analytics
  • Event Stream Processing
  • Model Management
  • Linked Data
  • Criterions & Anomalies
  • Social Intelligence
  • Text Analytics
  • Video Analytics
  • Behavioral Data
  • Natural Language Processing
  • Ensemble Learning
  • Analytics Marketplaces
  • Data Center Infrastructure
  • Data Center Management
  • High Performance Computing
  • Bandwith Management
  • Virtualisation Strategy
  • Data Security

Dr. Christian Essling 
Director Analytics

BurdaForward GmbH

Lessons Learned from Building a Big Data Infrastructure at BurdaForward

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  • How and were do we store the raw data?
  • How do we make this data accessible for BI and data science teams?
  • How do our data science models become usable in operative business?

Paul Hellwig
Head of Data & Analytics
Cornelsen Publishing House GmbH

The Data Science Revolution in a Traditional Company: How Much Acceleration Can We Handle?

Heinz Korten
Senior Expert Media Technology
Telefónica Germany

Enterprise Mobility and Cognitive Computing – Key Trends for Employee Portals and Knowledge Management

Dr. Tobias Bürger
Head of Big Data Platform & Architecture
BMW Group

BMW's Big Data Architecture

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  • Big Data architecture overview
  • Hybridization
  • Selection of Big Data infrastructure options for several scenarios

Alexander Chukovski
Director Data Services
Experteer GmbH

Advanced Analytics Application in the Recruiting Business

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Advanced Analytics Application in the Recruiting Business
  • Machine learning and AI
  • Technologies and organisational structures
  • Results: lower cost and higher productivity

Norbert Kraft
Manager Research & Technology
Nokia Bell Labs

Network Data Intelligence - Big Data Use Cases in the Telco Industry

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Network Data Intelligence – Big Data Use Cases in the Telco Industry

  • Usage of Big Data, Data Mining and Machine Learning
  • How to gain gain knowledge out of a telco network’s data
  • Optimized network operations
  • Increased customer satisfaction

Dr. habil. Robert Hable
Head of Research Big Data Analytics
Deggendorf Institute of Technology

Corporate Big Data Analytics: Strategies, Best Practices and Methods

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Corporate Big Data Analytics: Strategies, Best Practices and Methods

  • Strategies for successful implementations of data analytics projects in large companies
  • Case studies
  • Types of data analysis problems, typical challenges and analytics methods


Christoph Rieder
Head of Process, Application and Infrastructure
Siemens Schweiz AG, Division Rail Systems, Mobility and Logistics

The Role of Data Science and Big Data in Service Management

Dr. Markus Czanta
Director Global Technology Marketing / Business Development
Merck KGaA

Workshop: Big Data - Game Changer in Innovation Management

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Workshop: Big Data – Game Changer in Innovation Management

  • Is it possible to automate innovation management?
  • Global idea scouting
  • Potential data sources
  • Cultural prerequisites

Attendees List (Excerpt)
CompanyRole
CSC InsuranceHead of Operational Auditing
Burda Publishing HouseDirector Analytics
Cornelsen Publishing HouseHead of Data & Analytics
Telefónica GermanySenior Expert Media Technology
Robert Bosch GmbHHead of HR Controlling
BMW GroupHead of Big Data Platform & Architecture
Experteer GmbHDirector Data Services
Nokia Bell LabsManager Research & Technology
WSW Wuppertal Municipal UtilitiesHead CoC Market and Customer Data
Deggendorf Institute of TechnologyHead of Research Big Data Analytics
Siemens Schweiz AG, Division Rail Systems, Mobility and LogisticsHead of Process, Application and Infrastructure
Merck KGaADirector Global Technology Marketing / Business Development
Deutsche Post DHL GroupTeam Lead Data Analytics and Data Lake
Deutsche Telekom AGGroup Head of Internal Control Systems
Credit Suisse Services AGGlobal Head TSS Delivery & Program Management
City of MannheimHead of IT
A1 Telekom Austria AGHead of Business Intelligence

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Day 1
TimeActivity
8:00Visitor Registration
9:00Opening
9:15Corporate Big Data Analytics: Strategies, Best Practices and Methods
  • Strategies for successful implementations of data analytics projects in large companies
  • Case studies
  • Types of data analysis problems, typical challenges and analytics methods
    Dr. habil. Robert Hable, Head of Research Big Data Analytics, Deggendorf Institute of Technology
  • 10:00The Role of Data Science and Big Data in Service Management

    Christoph Rieder, Head of Process, Application and Infrastructure, Siemens Schweiz AG, Division Rail Systems, Mobility and Logistics
    10:45Coffee Break
    11:15Networking Session 1
    • Supplier Meetings
    • One-on-one Leader Meetings
    • Leaders Circle
    one-on-one-meeting
    group meeting
    11:45Networking Session 2
    • Supplier Meetings
    • One-on-one Leader Meetings
    • Leaders Circle
    one-on-one-meeting
    group meeting
    12:15Networking Session 3
    • Supplier Meetings
    • One-on-one Leader Meetings
    • Leaders Circle
    one-on-one-meeting
    group meeting
    12.45Networking Session 4
    • Supplier Meetings
    • One-on-one Leader Meetings
    • Leaders Circle
    one-on-one-meeting
    group meeting
    13:15Lunch with Networking
    14:15Networking Session 5
    • Supplier Meetings
    • One-on-one Leader Meetings
    • Leaders Circle (until 15:15): Big Data - Game Changer in Innovation Management
  • Is it possible to automate innovation management?
  • Global idea scouting
  • Potential data sources
  • Cultural prerequisites
    Dr. Markus Czanta, Director Global Technology Marketing / Business Development, Merck KGaA

  • one-on-one-meeting
    group meeting
    14:45Networking Session 6
    • Supplier Meetings
    • One-on-one Leader Meetings
    • Leaders Circle
    one-on-one-meeting
    group meeting
    15:15Networking Session 7
    • Supplier Meetings
    • One-on-one Leader Meetings
    • Leaders Circle
    one-on-one-meeting
    group meeting
    15:45Networking Session 8
    • Supplier Meetings
    • One-on-one Leader Meetings
    • Leaders Circle
    one-on-one-meeting
    group meeting
    16:15Coffee Break
    16:45BMW's Big Data Architecture
  • Big Data architecture overview
  • Hybridization
  • Selection of Big Data infrastructure options for several scenarios
    Dr. Tobias Bürger, Head of Big Data Platform & Architecture, BMW Group
  • 17:30Enterprise Mobility and Cognitive Computing – Key Trends for Employee Portals and Knowledge Management

    Heinz Korten, Senior Expert Media Technology, Telefónica Germany
    18:15Networking Dinner Lounge - Chill Out After an Exciting Day
    Day 2
    TimeActivity
    8:30The Data Science Revolution in a Traditional Company: How Much Acceleration Can We Handle?

    Paul Hellwig, Head of Data & Analytics, Cornelsen Publishing House GmbH
    9:15Advanced Analytics Application in the Recruiting
  • Business
  • Machine learning and AI
  • Technologies and organisational structures
  • Results: lower cost and higher productivity
    Alexander Chukovski, Director Data Services, Experteer GmbH
  • 10:00Networking Session 9
    • Supplier Meetings
    • One-on-one Leader Meetings
    • Leaders Circle
    one-on-one-meeting
    group meeting
    10:30Networking Session 10
    • Supplier Meetings
    • One-on-one Leader Meetings
    • Leaders Circle
    one-on-one-meeting
    group meeting
    11:00Coffee Break
    11.30Networking Session 11
    • Supplier Meetings
    • One-on-one Leader Meetings
    • Leaders Circle
    one-on-one-meeting
    group meeting
    12:00Networking Session 12
    • Supplier Meetings
    • One-on-one Leader Meetings
    • Leaders Circle
    one-on-one-meeting
    group meeting
    12:30Networking Session 13
    • Supplier Meetings
    • One-on-one Leader Meetings
    • Leaders Circle
    one-on-one-meeting
    group meeting
    13:00Lunch with Networking
    14:00Network Data Intelligence - Big Data Use Cases in the Telco Industry
  • Usage of Big Data, Data Mining and Machine Learning
  • How to gain gain knowledge out of a telco network's data
  • Optimized network operations
  • Increased customer satisfaction
    Norbert Kraft, Manager Research & Technology, Nokia Bell Labs
  • 14:45Lessons Learned from Building a Big Data Infrastructure at BurdaForward
  • How and were do we store the raw data?
  • How do we make this data accessible for BI and data science teams?
  • How do our data science models become usable in operative business?
    Dr. Christian Essling, Director Analytics, BurdaForward GmbH
  • 15:30Wrap-up and Closing Ceremony

    Types Of Projects to be Discussed (Excerpt)
    Digitizing sign-off processes
    Front end assistants
    Bots
    Automation of control processes
    Data Analytics
    Sustainable Advanced Analytics environment
    EU compliance (Data protection)
    Advanced reporting (R, Predictive, Text Mining)
    How to deal with market and customer data
    Visualizing analysis
    Creating a data landscape for analysis
    Building group wide data infrastructure
    Data governance for a global player
    Data protection and information security in a data lake
    Data lake architectures
    Meta data management in a data lake like infrastructure
    Smart City

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