AI and data-driven design in digital media services
Iiris Lahti, former Development Director – Data Utilization at Sanoma Media Finland will introducing the learnings and best practices of how to utilize data and machine learning in designing digital media services, content, marketing and better customer experiences.
Data and AI Innovators – Errol Koolmeister
Errol Koolmeister, Head of AI Tech & Architecture at H&MXAI, talks about the changes with AI and data analytics as well as the future of the retail industry.
Data and AI Innovators – Mats Stellwall
Mats Stellwall, Data Scientist at Oracle and a Data Innovation Summit 2019 speaker, shared his observations on the developments with AI, machine learning and deep learning.
Automated livestock monitoring using drones and Artificial Intelligence
Mikhail Popov, Senior Scientist at RISE (Research Institutes of Sweden) will share insights into a project they’ve been working on involving drone and AI-assisted livestock monitoring as a response to farmer’s plight regarding wandering or missing livestock.
Why and where The LEGO Group deploys machine learning models
Francesc Joan Riera, Applied Machine Learning Engineer, Data Engineering at The LEGO Group, is coming to the Data Innovation Summit 2020 to demonstrate how they train, maintain and update deployed machine learning models for LEGO’s Moderation Service.
What the data analytics platform of the future might look like
The advanced analytics and data warehousing scene is changing with the speed of light. With the advent of big data, streaming data, IoT, and the cloud, the changes never cease. It may seem to be a very different world with different concepts, terms, and techniques. Or is it?
The factory of the future is built on predictive maintenance
Going from gut feeling to predictive maintenance is not an easy process for manufacturers. It requires transforming processes from the ground up, change management, educating employees and adopting a data-driven mindset. On top of that, it’s costly.
How Aldo Group reinvented its business processes relying on data
It can’t be stressed enough that if your company wants to do the cool stuff with data like AI, machine learning, analytics, you have to have control over your data in a form of a solid data governance framework. It’s similar to wanting to build a fancy facade on your house, but you haven’t built the foundation – practically impossible.
Data and AI Innovators – Peter Jönsson
Peter Jönsson, a Solutions Architect at Tableau Software and two-times Data Innovation Summit speaker, shares his views on the most notable breakthroughs with data analytics, as well as the current challenges decision-makers are dealing with, and his predictions for data analytics.
Data visualisation: Understanding the story our data tells
Andy Cotgreave, a Technical Evangelist at Tableau Software, is a data visualisation guru who helps people understand their see and data. He is coming to the 5th edition of the Data Innovation Summit to present how to make an impact with data and encourage people to engage with the information they have at hand.
The CDO is here to stay. Data is the reason
It’s been several years since the term CDO first appearing on the CXO map. We’ve also previously covered presentations from other speakers that have had the position of a CDO and tried to depict what a Chief Data Officer does, their mandate in the organisation as well as challenges related to the position.
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Data and AI Innovators – Peter Jönsson
Peter Jönsson, a Solutions Architect at Tableau Software and two-times Data Innovation Summit speaker, shares his views on the most notable breakthroughs with data analytics, as well as the current challenges decision-makers are dealing with, and his predictions for data analytics.
Data visualisation: Understanding the story our data tells
Andy Cotgreave, a Technical Evangelist at Tableau Software, is a data visualisation guru who helps people understand their see and data. He is coming to the 5th edition of the Data Innovation Summit to present how to make an impact with data and encourage people to engage with the information they have at hand.
The CDO is here to stay. Data is the reason
It’s been several years since the term CDO first appearing on the CXO map. We’ve also previously covered presentations from other speakers that have had the position of a CDO and tried to depict what a Chief Data Officer does, their mandate in the organisation as well as challenges related to the position.
MDM tools and platform for modern data management needs
Richard Branch, the VP and General Manager at Semarchy, is going to deliver a presentation at the Data Management Stage at the 5th edition of the Data Innovation Summit 2020 where he will touch upon several MDM points such as why it’s important, traditional vs. modern MDM tools, and the evolving data management needs that call for an innovative and comprehensive MDM platform.
The journey through predictive maintenance: A Tetra Pak story
Tetra Pak, the company which revolutionised food packaging with the tetrahedron-shaped plastic-coated paper carton, has been on a predictive maintenance journey for several years now.
What is Edge AI and how it fills the cracks of IoT
IoT has been on the scene for a while, the number of connected devices is increasingly growing and consequently the amount of data they are generating.
A practical approach to GDPR: A Telenor Story
Andrey Mostovykh presented Telenor’s practical approach to GDPR, the learnings and revisions of their data processes and tools they used.
How Klarna personalises the checkout experience with data and ML
We are going to see Klarna’s story from an engineer’s and data scientist’s point of view, where first we look into their data organisation and structure, and later we’ll devote the white space to their machine learning models for superb purchase experience.
Reaching new heights in air transportation with AI: Lufthansa
Soeren Linau, Head of Swiss Cross-Domain and Lufthansa Group AI Studio, is coming to Data Innovation Summit 2020 to present what Lufthansa Group is doing in the area of artificial intelligence and how AI Studio contributes to AI innovation in the Group.
Data and AI Innovators – Adrian Badi
Adrian Badi sees AI developing into two extremes, but the path it takes depends on how we choose to develop these principles moving forward.
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Deep Learning: Breaking new ground with brain tumour segmentation
Brain tumour is one of the most fatal types of cancer that affects humans. It’s the biggest cancer killer of children and adults under 40, amounting to 14 million new cancer cases per year. And unfortunately causes 8,8 million deaths globally. These statistics are horrifying, but the good news is that deep learning is helping on a large scale to enhance brain tumour treatment.
How Spotify knows what music you like (hint: with machine learning)
Today we like to get our music just like all other information – with one touch or click. You just tap your Spotify app and dive in the endless choice of tracks. Spotify has revolutionised the way we discover music in the digital era. The music streaming app has become an association for listening and discovering new music.
How to safely handle personal data – a page from Finnair’s book
Introduction of the GDPR has got companies working with large volumes of personal data treading on eggshells. More than a year after and some companies are still unsure whether they […]
Driverless cars and machine learning – How Volvo connects the dots
In order to understand how a car manufacturer uses machine learning to teach cars how to drive, we looked at how the Swedish automaker Volvo Cars makes self-driving cars possible.
Bringing down the barriers in enterprise analytics
Despite the highly developed enterprise analytics ecosystem, businesses are still realising only a fraction of the full potential value from data and analytics, as McKinsey state in their report. And there is a prevalent reason for that – barriers.