Tobias Wagenknecht, Head of Data & Analytics at Aftonbladet, a Swedish daily newspaper, will try to calm the hysteria down, and share his learnings from his data-driven journey at the Data Innovation Summit 2020. We had a chat with him before his presentation.
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?
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.
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.
Boris Volavicius in his interview talked to us about the benefits of IIoT, some challenges that are still to be tackled and his prediction for the industry.
Kim Næss, the person regularly representing Hitachi Vantara at our summits, talked through his views on the state of AI and data science.
Establishing analytics in an organisation may seem like reinventing the wheel and make business leaders feeling like they’re out of their depth.
Adrian Badi sees AI developing into two extremes, but the path it takes depends on how we choose to develop these principles moving forward.
Robert Luciani, a passionate computer engineer, can attest about how the technology of data science has evolved during the latest years.
One may wonder at hearing the words grocery retailer, data-driven and innovation pronounced in a single sentence, but ICA Gruppen – the leading grocery retailer – is breaking new ground with data and analytics.
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