Round table: Towards Age of Smart Data, are we keeping up?
Track
Keynote speech
Date and time
Tuesday, 18. October 2016., 19:15
Room
Hall A
Duration
75'
Smart data leads our way to better life. Or not? Beyond smart data lots of new concepts arise. One of them is Smart Industry. It refers to recent, revolutionary developments in ICT technology like IoT or Cyber Intelligent Physical Systems. These technological developments cause machines, resources, people, and organizations to become more and more connected. New, smarted ways of production (like drones or 3D printing) and new business models are emerging fast. Smart production processes have a flexible capacity with respect to product (specification, quality, design), volume, timing, and efficiency. Moreover, the products themselves are becoming increasingly smart mostly based on smart data. These developments result in complex networks of organisations, people, and machines, through which massive amounts of data are flowing. Data science, that is, analyzing and managing these data streams for decision making, is essential to maintain a firm grip on these networks. Important problems are for instance how to make optimal use of the available, flexible production capability with respect to time, costs and quality but also how to manage disruption trends. Many industries are fading away including law, finance or insurance as we know it. Are we keeping up?
Lecture details
About speaker
Leo Mršić, author
Leo Mršić is conference programme director.
University College Professor graduated BBA with a major in insurance; earned MSc degree with a major in business statistics; earned PhD degree in data science all at University of Zagreb, Croatia, Europe.
Velimir Srića, coauthor
Velimir je bio regionalni pionir u pisanju znanstvenih i stručnih knjiga iz poslovne informatike. Paralelno je istraživao i objavljivao djela o inventivnom menadžmentu, leadershipu, upravljanju odnosom s klijentima, timskom radu i upravljanju kreativnošću.
Keith Laker, coauthor
Data Warehouse Product Manager for Analytic SQL with extensive experience of data warehouse and business intelligence market having worked in a variety of roles, including: post sales consultancy, customer support and product management. Worked in a number of locations across Europe and also in California at Oracle's HQ in Redwood Shores.
Marin Tadić, coauthor
For more than 14 years, Marin Tadic has been successfully leading a team of top professionals ready to respond to user requests, thanks to which Oracle Croatia under his leadership is steadily increasing.
Robert Kopal, coauthor
Robert Kopal, PhD, Assistant Professor, Vice Dean for R&D at University College Algebra Zagreb, Croatia, Europe, Board Advisor for R&D ad IN2 Group, Chief Science Officer at IN2data Data Science Company, lecturer at several university colleges in Croatia and at CROMA (Croatian Managers' and Entrepreneurs' Association) EduCare Program; author & co-author of ten books (on competitive intelligence analysis, game theory, etc.), numerous chapters in books of various authors, and more than forty scientific and professional papers; workshop manager and teacher at more than hundred business and intelligence analysis workshops; designer of several specialized IT systems, certified trainer in the area of structured intelligence analysis techniques and SW, SCIP and IALEIA member; held presentations at various national and international conferences; participated in and led a number of national and international intelligence analysis projects.
Damir Čičak, coauthor
nt consultingu, kako u regiji tako i inozemstvu, sa operativnim iskustvom restrukturiranja i korporativnog unaprjeđenja. Karijeru je započeo u Hrvatskoj kao strateški konzultant u E&Y Consulting, nastavio u Nizozemskoj kao konzultant u Accenture, nakon čega se pridružio A.T. Kearney timu u SEE gdje je radio na nekoliko složenih projekata dugoročne poslovne transformacije istaknutih klijenata u Prehrambenom i sektoru Maloprodaje.
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