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Speaker List
Sameer GuptaRegional Head of Customer Experience and Business Analytics, Consumer Banking Group
DBS Singapore
Singapore
Dr Marek Michalewicz Senior Director
A*STAR Computational Resource Centre
Singapore
David Davies
Global Head, Market Data Control & Effi ciency
Standard Chartered Bank
Singapore
Dr Pauline Ng
Chief Informatics Offi cer, POLARIS
Genome Institute of Singapore
Singapore
Zaqy Mohamad Member of Parliament
Chua Chu Kang GRC
Singapore
Katalin Gallyas
Open Innovation Policy Advisor
City of Amsterdam, CTO Offi ce
Netherlands
Andrew Koh Deputy Chief Manager
China Construction Bank
Singapore
Sophia Van
Vice President, Big Data & Smart Analytics Lead Asia
Swiss Reinsurance Company
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Numerous organisations today are gathering enormous volumes of data about customer and prospect business transaction activities. The success of organisations in this technology savvy era revolves around being able to analyse big data quickly and use it to drive business decisions. Leading organisations are now applying advanced analytics on big data for critical contextual information discovery to anticipate customer and market behaviour for a far more proactive response. The new big data ecosystem has now reached a tipping point where the basic infrastructural capabilities for supporting big data challenges and opportunities are easily available. The new Big Data 2.0 focuses on exponential rate of data growth and the importance of quicker processing speed. We now have products which can analyse terabytes of data within second and data storage cost have come down over the years but still remains expensive. Big Data has created so much excitement that everyone wants to use it, but the technical challenges prevent greater adoption. Over the next few years, we will see thousands of specialised products and applications launched for various industry to solve big data challenges. These applications will correlate customer data from multiple channels to have a better understanding of customers and hence will make more money for businesses by targeting the right target market with the right product offering. Hopefully, some of these applications will make our lives better by having personalised application. Expect the most comprehensive agenda in the market, in-depth discussions on the use of crowdsourcing and open data opportunities as alternative sources for big data. Learn how government data management and market data driven enterprise can be used effectively for outstanding performance. With case studies from experts across industries such as telecommunications, banking and fi nance, government and healthcare, learn how others have successfully implemented the big data technology and how your organisation may innovate from it. Join us for this upcoming 2-day Big Data World Show conference to gain professional insights from senior level executives from leading organisations on optimising big data and analytics capabilities for innovation.
What’s New in Big Data?
Equip your employees with the relevant knowledge and skills your organisation to move towards the big data direction. Constantly keeping up with the current trends helps your employee to recognise the synergies and scale benefi ts that a well-conceived analytics capability can contribute to your organisation.
Leading your Organisational Effort in Big Data Implementation
Ensure your organisation are incorporating advanced analytics and insights as key elements of all critical decisions. Analytics-driven culture allows the organisation to set and achieve strategic initiatives more effectively.
Generating New Values for Your Organisation Discover how others are leveraging big data to gain valuable insights into consumer behaviours and outcomes. Find out if you’re missing out on a new and essential competitive tool or expertise that may boost your technology effi ciency.
Evaluating and Benchmarking Against the Rest Opportunity to benchmark your big data and information management systems against your industry peers. Evaluating your organisation’s innovation capability and fi nding out where your organisation stand compared to your competitors. Improving Bottom Line through Big Data Optimisation
Early adopters of big data analytics have gained a signifi cant lead over the rest of the corporate world, outperforming competitors by wide margins.
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Key Topics to be Discussed
1. Networking opportunities with senior management of global Big Data vendors and end users
2. Gain insights into real market strategies from major Big Data leaders
3. Connect face-to-face with the who’s who of the industry
• Improving public transportation services through deployment of analytics
• Big data visualisation for productivity growth and innovation
• What next in big data: Fostering sustainable big data growth with crowdsourcing
• Investing in scalable storage space from a business standpoint
• Accelerating the market data driven enterprise for outstanding performance
• The rise of big data in higher education
• Harnessing unstructured data for evidence based decision making
• Establishing personal relationship with audience using social analytics
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Who Should Attend?
The Big Data Show is a must attend for all IT and Marketing Professionals as well as business technology leaders seeking to drive new business opportunities and outcome through big data. Some of the job titles would include the following:
Data Scientist
CMO / CEO / Head of Marketing Data Analyst
CIO / Head of IT
Data Intelligence Architect
Head of Customer Analytics Head of Data Warehousing Head of Branding
Head of E-Commerce Head of CRM
Head of Loyalty
Head of Customer Insights /
Intelligence
Technology Strategist
From the following industries;
Telecommunications Media
Retail / Luxury Retail E-Commerce Portals
Fast-Moving Consumer Goods Food & Beverage
Healthcare Health & Wellness High-Tech & Electronics Leisure
Banks & Financial Services Oil & Gas
IT
Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Government
Breakdown of Attendees by Region
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Agenda Day 1
28 April 2015
08:30 09:00 09:05 09:15 09:45 10:15 10:45 11:15 12:15 02:00 02:30 03:00 03:30 04:30 04:00 05:00Registration and Morning Coffee Welcome Note by the Organiser Opening Remarks from the Chairperson
Opening Keynote: Optimising Government Data Management with Big Data Analytics
• Improving the economic development by increasing effi ciency of communications across government platforms
• Attracting foreign investors by transforming e-service delivery to promote government administration and services development • Enhancing policy decision making to upgrade
citizen standard of living
Keynote Address: Embracing Open Data Opportunities for Big Data
• Creating a marketplace to provide data user feedback for better programme developments • Encouraging open data trends for innovative
applications creation to improve public services
• Extracting meaningful insights from open data to tackle urban challenges
Zaqy Mohamad Member of Parliament, Chua Chu Kang GRC, Singapore
Expert Presentation: What Next in Big Data: Fostering Sustainable Big Data Growth with Crowdsourcing
• Tapping into diversely populated and geographically disperse network to expand access for intellectual and operational resources
• Merging big data analytics with
crowdsourcing to drive more precise business measures
• Coordinating public policies by obtaining valuable insights with crowd voting
Katalin Gallyas Open Innovation Policy Advisor, City of Amsterdam, CTO Offi ce, Netherlands
Morning Refreshment & Networking Session Panel Discussion: Monetising the Value of Big Data
This session will act as a discussion platform for key industry players to discuss the potential of big data analytics as a powerful business tool to drive market success and delivery. Attendees are encouraged to participate in the discussion to voice out their honest opinions on the good, the bad and the ugly side of reality.
Sameer Gupta Regional Head of Customer Experience and Business Analytics, Consumer Banking Group, DBS, Singapore
Jonathan Catling Chief Technology Offi cer, Marina Bay Sands, Singapore (tentative)
Case Study: Enhancing CEM with Big Data
Networking Lunch
Expert Presentation: Big Data Visualisation for Productivity Growth and Innovation
• Strengthening decisions by allowing users to interact with data insights to empower your business development
• Optimising overall cognitive processes of information gathering and management to create market-leading innovations
• Using data visualisation discovery to translate into stronger sales
Case Study: Applying Analytics for Better Customer Segmentation
• Analysing consumer interactions from digital and shopping spheres to streamline product offerings
• Meeting customer expectations through micro segmentation campaign programmes • Increasing market share with precise
branding and customer retention
Jonathan Catling Chief Technology Offi cer, Marina Bay Sands Singapore
Case study: Practicing Big Data Applications from the Health Services Perspectives
• Developing data-driven systems to support patient-provider interaction
• Deriving data insights to reduce medical error and improve diagnostic accuracy
• Providing personalised patient care according to individuals’ medical histories and special needs with real-time analysis
Dr Pauline Ng Chief Informatics Offi cer, POLARIS, Genome Institute of Singapore, Singapore
Afternoon Refreshment & Networking Session Case Study: Improving Public Transportation Services through Deployment of Analytics
• Using real-time data-driven analysis to improve commuter experience
• Enhancing crowd management to improve commuter experience with data intelligence • Planning overall commuter environment with
actionable insights
Case Study: The Rise of Big Data in Higher Education
• Training multidisciplinary professionals to cater to the demand of data analytics workforce
• Preparing students with big data and analytics skill set that meet the expectations and growth rate of the industry
• Collaborating with private sectors to fund big data research and development projects for mutual benefi ts
Closing Remarks & End of Day 1
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29 April 2015
08:30 09:00 09:15 09:45 10:15 10:45 11:15 12:15 12:45 02:00 02:30 03:00 03:30 04:30 05:00 04:00Registration and Morning Coffee
Opening and Welcome Remarks from the Chairperson
Opening Keynote: Driving Big Data Innovation Using Hadoop 2.0 with YARN
• Delivering sophisticated data management capabilities for unstructured data to develop powerful analytic insights
• Simplifying data analysis to reduce processing time
• Driving accurate insights with cost effectiveness
Expert Presentation: Extracting Variety of Data for Evidence Based Decision Making
• Applying analytics to guide decision makers in tackling business challenges
• Gaining greater actionable insights as a new source of technology foresight
• Deriving real-time insights to make more informed judgements for new market development
Dr Keeratpal Singh Principal Data Scientist, MIMOS Berhad, Malaysia
Expert Presentation: Big Data in the Cloud: Big Data-as-a-Service Solutions
• Catalysing the development of a nationwide platform for effi cient delivery of data • Translating to business responsiveness by
providing greater agility and fl exibility • Enhancing the productivity of local
businesses by allowing quicker idea-to-market implementation with DaaS platform
Dr Marek Michalewicz Senior Director, A*STAR Computational Resource Centre, Singapore
Morning Refreshment & Networking Session Panel Discussion: Going Beyond: The Future Role of Big Data in an Organisation
This session will act as a discussion platform for key industry players to discuss the outlook of big data analytics in organisations and the evolving role it plays in the near future. Attendees are encouraged to participate in the discussion to voice out their honest opinions on the good, the bad and the ugly side of reality.
Dr Keeratpal Singh Principal Data Scientist, MIMOS Berhad, Malaysia
Case Study: Unlocking the Value of Big Data and Analytics to Increase Security
• Predicting market expectations with smarter business insights
• Benefi tting from early identifi cation and prevention of digital fraud with big data analytics
• Combining real-time correlation with business intelligence for continuous insights as consumer trends towards mobile platform • Addressing advanced persistent threats with
IT risk management
Andrew Koh Deputy Chief Manager, China Construction Bank, Singapore
Networking Lunch
Expert Presentation: Investing in Scalable Storage Space from a Business Standpoint
• Keeping pace with data growth to support critical applications
• Driving down the cost of storage with effective use of storage capacity
• Providing secure environment for data storage and data management
Case Study: Harnessing Actionable Analytics Insight to Maximise Revenue Potential
• Deriving communication network data to increase business bottom-line
• Capitalising on consumer insights to optimise marketing spend
• Exploring new technological opportunities for telecommunication marketing
Pradeep Shrivastava Board of Directors, Axiata Group
Afternoon Refreshment & Networking Session Expert Presentation: Establishing Personal Relationship with Audience Using Social Analytics
• Enhancing mobile user experience via user-generated content
• Planning promotional campaigns based on brand engagement through social platforms • Determining business impact through social
metrics measurement
• Analysing consumer sentiments from social postings to anticipate customer needs Expert Presentation: Accelerating the Big Market Data Driven Enterprise for Outstanding Performance
• Embracing enterprise transformation by establishing a market data governance structure
• Leveraging on data consistently across the organisation to optimise cost
• Centralising enterprise wide data to ensure accuracy of market data
• Translating meaningful real-time insights to make smarter decisions with the right business acumen
Expert Presentation: Realising the Business Benefi ts with Big Data and Analytics
• Establishing analytics capabilities to deliver world class user experience
• Advocating the global analytics culture with data science systems
• Deriving business insights to improve marketing strategy and targeting
Sophia Van Vice President, Big Data & Smart Analytics Lead Asia, Swiss Reinsurance Company, Singapore
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