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Data Management Conference

Calgary 2019​
​May 22-25, 2019

Data Science, Business Analytics, Internet of Things, Streaming Data Analytics, Business Intelligence, Data Management, Data Modeling, Data Architecture, Blockchain and Cryptography,  Data Governance, Data Stewardship, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Security.
During May 2019, the Data Management Conference returns to Calgary for the third successive year, hosting both regional subject matter leaders and internationally known experts in the data field.  This year again we are partnering with the University of Calgary - Haskayne School of Business, Women in Big Data - Alberta Chapter, Intel, ASET and Alberta AI Hub to highlight Women in Technology and their contributions to our industries.  
 
The 2019 Data Management Conferences will again bring a diverse group of industry professionals and speakers together to explore Data Science, Business Analytics, the Internet of Things, Blockchain and Cryptography, Streaming Data Analytics, Business Intelligence, Data Management, Data Modeling, Data Architecture, Data Governance, Data Stewardship, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence and Data Security and how Quantum Computing will affect everyone.
 
The Data Management Conference is an exciting multi-day learning opportunity comprised of two days of industry expert speakers and one day of hands education-focused workshops and Certification opportunities for Business, Data and Computing Professionals featuring both lecture based and hands on learning opportunities on subject matter including methodology, professional certification, and software.  In addition, we are featuring a pre-conference workshop for a focus on a key Data topic faced by todays data driven organizations.
 
Over the course of the conference, our speakers will discuss and answer your burning questions on innovations in our field, methodologies and case studies using creative approaches to successfully solving complex problems.
Dynamic Speakers. Cutting-edge Insights.

While we have confirmed many of the speakers, these are always subject to change due to travel and personal situations resulting in last minute changes.  We select each of our speakers specifically because they are locally or internationally recognized experts in their field.  

For 2019, the theme we have chosen is Intelligent Data Management and emerging new applications for Machine Learning and Data Governance techniques to complex data challenges.  In Calgary, we are recognizing Women in Technology.
 
Check out our speaker roster  ​here...
Conference Schedule

May 22
5.30pm-7.30pm: 
Pre-conference Workshop (David Marco) - Assuring Success of your MDM, Metadata and Data Governance Programs

May 23 
(Keynote & 40 minute sessions, lunch and vendor booths)

7.45am-8.30am: Breakfast and Registration

8.30am - 9.30am David Marco (Enterprise Data Management and Metadata Management)
9.35am - 10.20am Louie Francescutti (Numbers that Should Scare You!)
10.20am - 10.35am Coffee Break & Booths
10.35am -11.20am Armik Zakian; Anastasia Egorova (Intelligent Automation as Part of Digital Transformation)
11.25am - 12.10pm Bradley Jensen (Extending Intelligence with Machine Learning in the Data Science Practice)
12.10pm - 1.10pm Lunch & Booths
1.10pm - 1.55pm Osmar Zaiane (How machine learning will drastically change business)
2.00pm - 2.45pm Ron Huizenga (Business Value Metrics for Data Governance)
2.45pm - 3.00pm Coffee Break, Booths
3.05pm - 3.50pm Javier Lozano (Data as the Disruptor in the Future of Work).
3.55pm - 4.40pm Rod Anderson, Coty Walker (Brand Strategy to Social Media Analytics).  
4.40pm - 6.30pm: Attendees Reception  

May 24
(Sessions, lunch and vendor booths)
7.45am-8.30am : Breakfast and registration

8.30am - 9.30am Peter Aiken (Data Strategy - How businesses can thrive in the oncoming tsunami of AI, ML, Deep & Extended Learning)
9.35am - 10.20am Armik Zakian; Anastasia Egorova (Big Data Governance & Analytics - Lessons from the real world of Telecommunications, Media and Entertainment)
10.20am - 10.35am Coffee Break & Booths
10.35am - 11.20am Ziko Rajabali (Oops, I wrote my data science in COBOL)
11.25am - 12.10pm Don Gotterbarn (Reducing the ethical risks of multi-country police decision-support systems using big data analytics)
12.10pm - 1.10pm Lunch and Booths
1.15pm - 2.00pm Ewan Affleck (Medical Professionalism in the Digital Age)
2.05pm - 2.50pm Philip Koo (Space and Naval Warfare - Why Implement Design Thinking for Big Data Projects)
2.50pm - 3.05pm Coffee Break and Booths
3.10pm - 3.55pm Kewal Dhariwal & Blair Kjenner (Low risk, incremental enterprise applications- The Road Map to Data Integration)
3.55pm - 4.15pm (Door prizes)

May 25
(Half Day Workshops. am: 9am-12pm; pm: 1.00pm-4.00pm)
Some sessions will require your own computer  (Scurfield Hall - Haskayne School of Business)
9.00am - 12.00pm

1. ICCP Certification: Exam Preparation and Sample Questions review of knowledge and skill requirements Room: SH288
2. Design Thinking: Design Sprint : Philip Koo  Room: SH117
3. Splunk- . (Cancelled - Our sincerest apologies, we will reschedule a half day session later this summer in Calgary)

12pm-1.00pm Boxed Lunch

1.00pm - 4.00pm
4. ICCP Certification Exams: Sit for up to 3 ICCP examinations on a "pay-if-you-pass" basis (certifications: www.iccp.org) Room: SH288
5. Newcomp Analytics: Hands on Tableau/Alteryx  Room: SH117
6. 
 Fishbone  Analytics/Thoughtspot - Hands on search and AI driven analytics​, especially self-service data analytics in an easy to use and modify manner.(Cancelled - Our sincerest apologies, we will reschedule a half day session later this summer in Calgary)

More information on workshops:
  • Splunk - Splunk (the product) captures, indexes, and correlates real-time data in a searchable repository from which it can generate graphs, reports, alerts, dashboards, and visualizations. Splunk is a horizontal technology used for application management, security and compliance, as well as business and web analytics.
  • Certification & Examinations: Enjoy the opportunity to learn about emerging technology credentials and what they will do for your career.  Prepare to take the certification examinations and leave the conference with one or more certifications in Blockchain, Cyber Security, Data Governance, Data Management, Data Science).  This is a Certification and Examinations BootCamp Session with Kewal Dhariwal -  in the morning and you can take up to 3 examinations in the afternoon.
  • Hands on Search & AI Driven Analytics with Thoughtspot by Fishbone Analytics/Thoughtspot - Thoughspot is an elegant user self-service BI technology that moves the needle in allowing Users to build their own Self Service BI reports remarkably quickly.
  • Design Thinking for Data Projects in Action – Hands on Design Sprint (Philip Koo, SPAWAR)
  • Hands on with Self Serve Analytics featuring Alteryx and Tableau (NewComp Analytics)

More information
These workshops are located in Scurfield Hall - at the Haskayne School of Business

Note: Computers will NOT be supplied to you, so do bring your own laptop.  Some of the workshops are detailed presentations / discussion of topics in depth.
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