Define Success with Data Visualization

How do we define success with our data visualizations? How do we empower our data to make better decisions? How can technologies adapt to challenges with tricky data sets? What methods are used to evaluate visualizations? Only an industry-led gathering of experts in the field could help to answer these questions, and conclude the best data viz tools, techniques and practices for your organizations.

The Data Visualization Summit returns to Marriott Marquis Hotel, San Francisco, on April 21 & 22 to explore data visualizations across multiple organizations data journey. Hosted by Innovation Enterprise, this content-led summit will feature ground-breaking keynotes, interactive panel discussions exclusive networking opportunities. Data is beautiful, and visualizations reflect our findings in order to take action on those insights.

The two-day event will include topics that delve into growing challenges faced in the space, with regards to developing technologies such as the IoT. Justin Mejorada-Pier, a Software Engineer at Pinterest, will be talking us through Pinterest’s decision-making process, how they provide the necessary infrastructure to generation, store, and analysis billions of interactions, and how they turn them into consumable visuals for the wider organization.

Also presenting is Daniel Oostra, a Web Developer at NASA will be exploring how we can successfully approach any dataset and provide audiences with the experience of finding the gems. He’ll be talking about how NASA has captured a planet’s imagination using data.

Hear leading experts from LinkedIn, Groupon, Scentsy, Electronic Arts, Uber, Yahoo!, MasterCard and many more, exploring the challenges in visualizing data, and finding the solutions. With over 150+ data visualzation experts taking part in the intimate networking hours, this is the data guru’s event of 2016, and not to be missed.

Click here for the full summit agenda. Contact Jordan Charalampous at [email protected] for information on group rates