It’s time to Get Smart

It’s time to Get Smart

The growth of the IoT shows no signs of slowing down and data is fast becoming a commodity. If you know how to use it correctly. Learning how to harness the power of the data at your fingertips has never become more important to your organisation’s sustainability as it is now, when the business climate is getting more competitive and evolving at an equally fast rate.

This March, you can learn how to do just that at:

The Smart Cities Innovation Summit: “Securing Long Term Sustainability”

The agenda of day one and day two are packed full of inspiring and invigorating subjects: 

Moving from Internet of Things to the Internet of Everything

The benefits of Smart Cities

Using big data & analytics to innovate future city infrastructure

Connecting city-wide sensors to see the bigger picture

Smart mobility & transportation

Environmental controls using big data

The journey to a smart city

Smart city responses to crime levels

Sustainable design considerations

Data security in a connected world

Help your business understand and utilise smart strategies, and discover what disciplines will change because of the need for more sustainable cities. With a vast amount of technology now available, cities of the future are faced with the challenge of creating more organised spaces but how does one do that?

For those who are more focused on Big Data and learning how to make sense of it all, the Big Data & Analytics Innovation Summit might be more up your alley, with this year’s theme being “Making Your Data Actionable.” This will cover on day one and day two:

Big Data & Marketing

Data Governance & Data Security

Big Data & Social Media

Data-Driven Decision Making

Logical Data Warehousing

Data Science

Real Time Analytics

Consumer Analytics

As with the Smart Cities Innovation Summit, discover what changes are to come with the advent of data. Understand and utilise data-driven strategies to your business’ advantage. With a vast amount of data now available, modern businesses are faced with the challenge of storage, management, analysis, privacy, visualisation and security, as well as disruptive tools and technologies.

Held in Singapore at the Grand Copthorne Waterfront Hotel on 2 and 3 March, attendees can look forward to valuable insights from some of Big Data's most influential individuals, with speakers coming from global companies such as:

Andreas Granstrom, Principal Data Scientist, Skyscanner

Miao Song, CIO, Johnson & Johnson

Mario Vinasco, Data Scientist, Facebook

Adam Drake, CDO, Red Mart

Danfeng Li, Director, Alibaba and many more.

There’ll also be local enterprises participating, such as DBS Bank, A*STAR and the National University of Singapore. Learn how to create a data driven culture and use analytics in new areas of your business. Real life case studies from major industry players will be shared at both events to answer any qualms.

Think you’re a data guru already? The summit is still worth a look as it gives you unprecedented access to incredible networking opportunities, with like-minded individuals and industry leaders.

 To find out more about the event or view the full speaker line up, head to The Innovation Enterprise.

Smart Cities and Big Data and Analytics Innovation Summary are both sponsored by Black Marketing - Enabling LinkedIn For You