Data is power. However, getting the data is just the beginning’- the next step is using them. And to do that, you need advanced analytics. Learn all you need to know to build the foundations, find the right people for the job and set up advanced analytics to deliver actionable intelligence to support data-driven decision making at the Advanced Analytics Forum in Berlin.’
You will have the chance to get the best know-how from 10+ industry case studies from Insurance, Finance, Manufacturing, Automotive, Aviation, Retail, Telecoms and Pharmaceutical delivered by companies such as Schaeffler, United Paper Mills or Versicherungskammer Bayern. Over 20 speakers including special guest Gahl Berkooz, Chief Analytics Officer, Acorns, US with his opening speech on how to get clean data, dealing with existing IT systems and bring external data into play. Explore advanced analytics in customer experience & profiling, predictive maintenance, supply chain optimization, business forecasting and quality control.’
Key Topics:
-Enabling fully analytics-driven’
decision making’
-Delivering actionable’
intelligence to support value’
driven decision-making’
-Building machine learning’
capabilities
-Securing executive support for’
analytics & data storytelling’
Explore advanced analytics in:
-Customer experience & profiling’
-Predictive maintenance’
-Supply chain optimisation’
-Business forecasting’
-Quality control’
Pound for pound, Advanced Analytics trumps big data. Users can analyze big data and even get real-time feedback. But when those Analytics are also truly Advanced, decision makers can determine the real likelihood of events taking place. Don’t get counted out. By 2020 44 zettabytes of data will be created every day. To put that in perspective, one zettabyte is equivalent to 44 trillion gigabytes. How can we manoeuvre through all of this and still deliver solid Data-Driven Decision Making?’
Be among the leading senior data executives such as Alan Gormley, Chief Analytics Officer at Mobacar, Annika Nordbo, Head of Data Science at Finnair and many more to discover the full potential of data and create a data-driven culture which brings fast and easy tangible results.’
