Data Visualization Summit

Influence Decisions With Data Visualization

September 25 & 26, 2014Westin Copley Place,

Boston, MA

Speakers Include

Speakers Include

• Senior Director, Game Analytics, Activision • Senior Software Engineer, Liven Nation • Data Analyst, Etsy• Principal Architect, PayPal• Urban Data Scientist, City Scan• Chief Data Officer, Covance• Senior Research Scientist, Renci• Director, Data Science, About .Com• Manager, Visual Design, USA Today• UI Developer, Orbitz• Business Strategist, Fedex Express

• Principal, Game Analytics, Activision• Data Visualization Architect, BB&T• Senior Research Scientist, Pearson• Deputy Office Chief, University of Maryland• Manager, Business Intelligence, StubHub• Senior Research Scientist, Monsanto• Data Visualization, Harvard• Director, Graphics, The Boston Globe• Graphics Editor, Washington Post• Senior Technical Fellow, Boeing

Delegates include

• Senior Architect - Nokia

• Senior Data Scientist - NASA

• Lead Data Analyst - Google

• Director, Advanced Analytics - Nike

• SVP, Research - NBC Universal

• Director, Data Visualization - Yahoo!

Who Will You Meet?There is no question that IE. provides the g o l d s t a n d a r d e v e n t w i t h i n D a t a Visualization, helping you connect with decision makers. You will be meeting senior level executives from major corporations and innovative small to medium size companies.

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Data visualization greatly enhances not only data comprehension, but it allows for a greater coverage of trends and patterns within structured & unstructured data.

The Data Visualization Summit brings together leaders and experts in the field to   explain and clarify the numerous benefits of using data visualization. One of the top benefits is that data becomes easier to understand, more accessible and presented in a format that helps people better interact with the data as well as analyze it.

Typically data is used for mining and reporting, however there are a new sets of data visualization tools that can take your analysis to a whole new level. This has made it possible to quickly understand trends, patterns, and outliers that would not have been noticed with traditional tools.

The Data Visualization Summit will run concurrently with the Big Data Innovation Summit to add to these fantastic networking opportunities.

About The Summit

Speakers

With a successful career as a Visual Designer for a multi-faceted range of industries and role titles from CAD Manager, Senior Web Designer, Creative Director, Interactive Director to her present role as Senior UX/UI Cross Platform Designer and Strategic Analyst, Nancy is a fulltime Mother of two active boys 13 and 9 and has been married for 21 years to a successful teacher and basketball coach. Along with her passion for design and devotion to family, she enjoys the serenity of the Jersey Shore in her hometown of Point Pleasant, NJ. She has been acknowledged throughout her career with many awards and honorable mentions. She hopes to someday retire from the corporate life to paint, illustrate children’s books and design whatever she pleases.

W i t h B i g D a t a C o m e s B i g g e r Responsibilities This talk will include high level strategies, processes and approaches that have helped me as a designer and how my continuous passion to learn, create and persevere has helped drive me to the position that I have today at Citigroup. I will share some successful measures and data landscapes that identify clear and concise visuals that provide the user with actionable insight in a way that is timely, meaningful and accessible along with specifics of why the UX/UI designer is a key player within a UI project.

Nancy O’DonnelSenior, UI/UX DesignerCiti

You aren’t Visualizing Data, You’re Telling Stories. “Tell me and I’ll forget; show me and I may remember; involve me and I’ll understand.” - ConfuciusThe principles of good journalism are the same principles of great data visualization. Accurate, entertaining and simple. In this discussion we’ll talk about interactive storytelling and how USA TODAY uses these principles on a daily basis. 

Tory HargroManager, Visual Design USA Today

Tory started his career with an internship on Capitol Hill as a speech writer for the US Senate Majority Leader. In 2006 he was awarded a visual journalism fellowship to the Poynter institute for Media Studies. Since joining USA TODAY in 2008 he's produced award winning interactive products for USA Today and Gannett Digital including USA TODAY's Candidate Match Game and American Idol meter.  

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Christopher Mitchell is a Senior Software Engineer at Live Nation. Prior to Live Nation, Christopher was the Director of Software Engineering for a digital marketing agency in Orlando, FL. There, Christopher had the pleasure of working on large-scale User Interface projects for clients, including Sea World and Guess Watches. Christopher has written and taught several courses pertaining to front-end and server-side Web development at Full Sail University in Winter Park, FL. Christopher's work at Live Nation ranges from User Interface and node.js development to Java development within Hadoop. He has worked on several client-facing projects including the company's Client Analytics and Marketing applications.

Being Agile with Big Data Dealing with Big Data in an Agile development environment can be a large challenge. Your source data is constantly changing while the data surfaced to your clients is also changing. How do we efficiently process these data and display what the client finds valuable? We’ll talk about leveraging a Lambda architecture, using Apache Storm Trident, for processing these data in a distributed fashion and consuming and displaying these data on the client-side.

Christopher MitchellSenior Software EngineerLivenation Entertainment

Eric Lewallen is a senior experience designer specializing in emerging wearable platforms for Intel's New Devices Group. In his prior role as the lead UX designer at adidas, Eric defined the interaction for mobile products including the miCoach smart_ball, a digital soccer ball and companion iOS App that helps soccer players get better by visualizing their kicking performance.

Eric has previously worked with leading visualization and analytics providers including Autodesk, WebTrends, and XPLANE. Today his work focuses on new forms of interaction with mobile devices and sensors as he continues to help define the next generation of digital experiences.

Eric LewallenSenior Experience DesignerIntel

Dr Jon Roberts has ten years of research experience in high energy physics and cosmic rays. He recently transitioned from academia to take a position as the Director of Data Science for About.com, where he leads a team of researchers pulling insight from 18 years of internet data across a swathe of topics. He is consistently amazed by the cross-over in analysis problems from cosmic ray astrophysics to one of the world's largest content companies.

About About: Visualizing the InternetAbout has over 18 years of historical internet data, spanning more than a thousand subdomains and millions of individual pages. In this talk I'll cover the challenges of visualizing that history and extracting insight, and the surprises that you find when you dig into one of the largest text corpora on the internet.

Jonathan RobertsDirector, Data ScienceAbout

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Christopher Scott is a Data Visualization Architect at BB&T in the Liability Risk Management Department. Christopher has created visualization tools for fraud detection and prevention across multiple detection teams within the bank. He is currently working on an data application suite using Tableau Software to assist other detection teams. His enthusiastic personality and ardent pursuit to prevent fraud should make fraudsters think twice.

The Ever Increasing World of Technology has a Dark SideThe ever increasing world of technology has a dark side: fraudsters are becoming faster, stronger, and inflicting more damage than ever. The amount of time between the fraud event and a mitigating reaction is literally money. The anti-fraud environment has the highest standards for good data visualization. Visualizers want real-time visualizations of transactional data, designs that pop when a change occurs, and a high number of viewers per visualizer. The visualizer designs to provoke a reaction in the viewer. Ultimately, these same standards will apply to all environments, leading to a fundamental change in our concept of talent.

Christopher ScottData Visualization ArchitectBB&T

Alberto Cuadra is Graphics Editor at the Washington Post specialized in the creation of data visualization and explanatory graphics using a wide range of techniques, from traditional il lustration tools to interactive development and motion graphics. Alberto has spent most of his 18 years career in newspapers, starting as a reporter in his native Spain for the national newspaper El Mundo, and later as a infographics specialist for several organizations, such as Reuters, The Houston Chronicle and finally the Washington Post.

Data Visual izat ion and Improving Conversions Data visualization has become a central tool in the conversion of The washington Post’s progressive conversion into a multiplatform news hub. However the design of compelling data pieces for our growing digital audience faces unique challenges and requirements in our workflow. Creating data driven infografics for the Washington Post is an act of balance. Our pieces are an exercise of equilibrium to meet time constrains, audience ever-changing tastes as well as the right mix of complexity and clarity while delivering engaging and attractive design to tell a story to our diverse audience. That combined with the constant pressure of pushing innovation in interactivity and new forms of delivering news. I will try to describe how our team approach data visualization, our process, how, overtime we changed our workflow to meet and increasing appetite for data driven information visuals and how we combine varied skills and techniques to deliver our product.

Alberto CuadraGraphics EditorThe Washington Post

Bill Hinderman is the lead Site Optimization UI Engineer at Orbitz Worldwide in Chicago, IL. There, he designs, develops, and tests experimental new products for the company’s customer-facing brands. Bill is also the founder of Starbase Go!, a digital collective that works alongside creative individuals to craft innovative web products.

Building Responsive Data Visualization for the WebHow can responsive web design inform data visualization as we move to a mobile-dominated, multi-device internet? This session will discuss distilling data to its base: numbers. And we’ll treat design and interaction as enhancement. Mirroring the mobile-first approach to responsive design, we will represent data in its minimal state, and rely on web technologies for presentation. This way, we can build scalable, contextual, maintainable visualizations. When we create for the web, we design and code for an audience that no longer is consuming on a traditional computer screen. We, as content creators, need to evolve to stay relevant in this new mobile-driven landscape.

Bill HindermanUI DeveloperOrbitz

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Josh Hemann is a Principal Statistician in Activision’s Game Analytics Team, where he builds analytic services that support video game development studios. His industry experience in analytics spans diverse settings such as oil and gas exploration, aerospace, retail loyalty programs, recommendation systems for grocers, and massively multiplayer on-line games. Throughout these settings he has appreciated how much effective visual communication is critical for influencing decisions made by scientists and executives alike. Josh has an MS in Applied Mathematics from the University of Colorado at Boulder where he maintains involvement in air pollution research.

Working at the Boundaries of Aesthetics and Inference: Prescriptions for Enabling Statistical Reasoning in Modern Data Visualization

Data visualization is increasingly consumed on readily-accessible web devices through highly responsive and interactive interfaces. This is a huge boon for consumers of such data but much of the current energy around visualization is centered on new tools and methods for creating more engaging presentations, with little focus on aiding decision making. In this talk I’ll cover how data visualization is used at Activision and offer a set of guiding principles we strive to follow in the pursuit of combining intuitive, engaging data visualization with statistical information needed for sound reasoning.

Josh HermannPrincipal, Game AnalyticsActivision

David Schmittdiel is the Manager for Business Intelligence Development at StubHub, the world’s largest fan-to-fan ticket marketplace. Prior to joining the Analytics group, David helped develop a novel search engine marketing platform for StubHub. He received his MS in Nuclear Engineering from M.I.T. working on the Alcator C-Mod tokamak plasma physics experiment before re-locating to the Bay Area. Now residing just outside of Philadelphia, David enjoys leading a very talented group of developers who strive to deliver high quality BI solutions to a wide audience of internal users. On weekends you can usually find him coaching soccer or trying to make progress on the litany of home improvement projects that he’s started yet never finished.

Visualizing Data within StubHub’s “Home Grown” BI Framework

Recently StubHub made the decision to deprecate our enterprise-level implementation of Business Objects and migrate to a completely open source, home grown business intelligence solution. The primary goal of this ambitious project is to create a self-service, highly customizable, fully interactive reporting interface offering a “single source of truth” platform with myriad visualization options for internal business users. Central to our product offering is a collection of interactive dashboards based on a templatized jQuery front-end and an all-Python back-end, serving up data from an intermediary data store. The data visualization engine is powered by d3, an open source JavaScript library that streamlines custom visualization development. By harnessing the powerful features available in d3 for rendering charts and graphs, insights may be gleaned more easily and with far less time spent executing traditional report development. Users are thus empowered to answer more of their business questions without analytics support, freeing up resources for more in-depth ad hoc analysis.

David SchmittdielManager, Business IntelligenceStubHub

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Dimitris K. Agrafiotis, PhD, FRSC, is Vice President & Chief Data Officer at Covance, where he is responsible for the architecture, design, implementation, operation, and support of information technology services, and for establishing an encompassing informatics vision to infuse innovation and strategic differentiation into the company’s product offerings. Prior to joining Covance in 2013, he spent 10 years at Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical Research & Development where he served as Vice President of Informatics and Research IT. Dr. Agrafiotis received his PhD in Theoretical Organic Chemistry from Imperial College, London (1988, Henry Rzepa advisor), and held postdoctoral fellowships with Andrew Streitwieser at the University of California, Berkeley, and Nobel laureate E. J. Corey at Harvard. In 1991, he joined Parke-Davis as a Senior Scientist in the CADD group, and in 1994 he moved to 3-Dimensional Pharmaceuticals (3DP) as a founding member of its scientific staff, responsible for building the company’s informatics and computational drug design capabilities. Following a successful IPO and the acquisition of 3DP by Johnson & Johnson in 2003, he was appointed Senior Research Fellow and Team Leader of the Molecular Design & Informatics group at the East Coast site, a position he held until 2006 when he was appointed VP and global head of Informatics and Research IT.

Data Visualization in Drug Development

This talk will take the audience on a brief journey through the speaker’s 20-plus-year career in pharmaceutical R&D, a journey through chemistry, biology, and medical science knit together by computers, mathematics, and art. After a brief review of some innovative ways to visualize complex, high-dimensional data in drug discovery, the speaker will introduce the audience to the world of clinical development, one of the most time-consuming, expensive, and failure-prone human enterprises. In particular, we will highlight how big data and information visualization can aid in the design and execution of large, multi-center clinical trials. One of the keys to running a successful trial is the selection of high quality clinical sites, i.e., sites that are able to enroll patients quickly, engage them on an ongoing basis to prevent drop-out, and execute the trial in strict accordance to the clinical protocol. Here, we describe how we leverage the vast amounts of historical data obtained through our central clinical laboratory operations using a set of dynamic visualization displays and a normalization strategy for site performance to enable clinical trial planners to make more informed decisions. Once the trial is ongoing, data visualization can be a powerful means to monitor site performance and risk, and recommend targeted interventions. In essence, this is a talk about the invigorating diversity of data science, the power of data visualization, and the elusive art of story-telling.

Dimitris AgrafiotisChief Data OfficerCovance

Cory Mollet is a urban data geek with an interest in using data to make cities better places to live. He spent too much time playing SimCity during his formative years and his obsession with the built environment borders on unhealthy. He now leads Edifice, an open-source project that aims to make open government data more useful to designers, developers, and researchers.

Visualizing Every Aspect of the Built Environment

A new technology called Mobile Terrestrial LiDAR (MTL) makes it possible to generate perfect 3D renderings of cities through the use of vehicle-mounted laser scanners. With MTL, everything in the built environment visible from street level up to 18 stories can be captured and analyzed. Visualizing this data (and the results of analyzing this data) presents unique challenges. "Dots on a map" may be fine for most geospatial data visualizations, but what if you need to display the results of analyzingthe an awning, wall sign, sidewalk condition, facade, utility pole device, and more - all on the same building? This talk will discuss these challenges and some approaches to visualizing minute details of the built environment.

Cory MolletUrban Data Scientist City Scan

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Graphics Director at The Boston Globe. I worked previously for several media in Spain and as graphics consultant for Innovation Media Consulting, including clients such as Il Corriere (Italy), Le Monde (France), i (Portugal) or Eleftheros Typos (Greece) among others. I have been internationally awarded more than 50 times, including SND, Malofiej or European Newspaper Design Awards.

Desktop, Tablet, Mobile, Paper, Fridge

The Boston Globe's strategy for data visualization and graphics says that every piece must feel on every device as if it was designed specifically for it. This includes desktop computers, tablets, cellphones... and the newspaper. But they must be responsive in a way that, if fridges have screens in the future, our graphics will be prepared for that to. This conference will explain how the graphics and data visualization teams at the Globe are dealing with this strategy.

Jose EstebanDirector, GraphicsThe Boston Globe

Romain Vuillemot is a Research Fellow at Harvard University. He leads the Research and Development team of The Atlas of Economic Complexity (http://atlas.cid.harvard.edu) at the Center for International Development there. Romain designs novel interactive visualizations for specific application domains such as macro-economics or soccer. He is also interested in more fundamental research on dynamic and streaming data representation. In parallel Romain, strives to make visualization more accessible and casual for diverse audiences. Romain holds a PhD in Computer Science from INSA (Lyon, France) and was a post-doc in the AVIZ group at INRIA (Paris, France) before joining Harvard.

The Atlas of Economic Complexity

“Which countries export cars?”

“What are the growth opportunities for Ghana?”

“How diversified is Finland?”

In this talk, I will present The Atlas of Economic Complexity (http://atlas.cid.harvard.edu/), a powerful interactive tool that enables economists, policymakers and citizens to visualize a country’s total trade, track how these dynamics change over time and explore growth opportunities for more than a hundred countries worldwide. The Atlas features tree maps, stacked graphs and node-links diagrams, among cutting edge visualizations and interactions. The Atlas is also a research platform for economists as well as visualization researchers. This talk will address both design and technical challenges coming when building and maintaining a visualization platform for the masses, at the web scale.

Romain VuillemotData Visualization FellowHarvard

Nick Rabinowitz is the Team Lead for Visualization and Analysis at ClearStory Data, the company that’s bringing Data Intelligence to everyone with a fast and easy solution to access, discover, harmonize, interactively analyze, and collaboratively explore data from disparate data sources for immediate insights. Prior to ClearStory, Nick worked as a data management and visualization consultant helping UN agencies coordinate information for disaster response. Nick has over 15 years experience in web development and data visualization, working on a variety of projects for both corporate and non-profit/public sector clients. He holds a Master's degree from the School of Information at the University of California, Berkeley.

Big Data, Small Data: Going Beyond Visualization for Unknown Inputs

Visualizing big data is hard, particularly in the browser. But visualizing small data can be a challenge as well, for a whole different set of reasons. Often, these challenges can be mitigated by in-depth knowledge of the data -- understanding the characteristics and meaning of the data’s elements allows engineers and designers to build customized, fit-for-purpose interfaces. When you're building an exploratory analysis application, however, you don't have this luxury. You need to deal equally well with 10 rows or 10 million, handle an astonishing variety of edge cases, and still make it look simple for non-technical users. In this presentation, ClearStory Data's Nick Rabinowitz will discuss techniques and approaches for analysis interfaces that delight the user, even when the data is unknown and unpredictable.

Nick RabinowitzTeam Lead, Visualization & AnalysisClearStory Data

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Dr. Ketan Mane is a Senior Research Scientist in the Health Informatics and Bioscience Group at Renaissance Computing Institute (RENCI). His research work focuses to improve patient care by optimizing a clinician’s ability to identify treatment options that work. Using a data evidence-based approach, the identified evidence on similar patients is personalized and transformed into actionable data for quick use at the point of care, while providing predictive insights on treatment options. The ability to do so, offers potential to reduce error in treatment prescription related errors, and lower the cost of patient care.

Data Driven Solutions to Transform and Make Big Data Actionable

Data is the new “gold" of the information age with knowledge extraction being a complex process involving frequent shifts in data transformations and models, and graphical representations. Data Science offers opportunities to resolve this critical data to knowledge transformation step by reducing information to a manageable size that we can comprehend. However, the key is - how to best reduce data? and also how do we make sense from information? Taking a data-driven approach, we are exploring new approaches at the intersection of analytics and visualization to design new tools that understands the user needs, engages them, and empowers them. The talk will present selected projects that attempt to address the needs of complex problems by contributing innovative solutions to transform large volumes of data into actionable data and knowledge for rapid absorption, and help facilitate decision making.

Ketan ManeSenior Research ScientistRenaissance Computing Institute

Nick Rabinowitz is the Team Lead for Visualization and Analysis at ClearStory Data, the company that’s bringing Data Intelligence to everyone with a fast and easy solution to access, discover, harmonize, interactively analyze, and collaboratively explore data from disparate data sources for immediate insights. Prior to ClearStory, Nick worked as a data management and visualization consultant helping UN agencies coordinate information for disaster response. Nick has over 15 years experience in web development and data visualization, working on a variety of projects for both corporate and non-profit/public sector clients. He holds a Master's degree from the School of Information at the University of California, Berkeley.

Big Data, Small Data: Going Beyond Visualization for Unknown Inputs

Visualizing big data is hard, particularly in the browser. But visualizing small data can be a challenge as well, for a whole different set of reasons. Often, these challenges can be mitigated by in-depth knowledge of the data -- understanding the characteristics and meaning of the data’s elements allows engineers and designers to build customized, fit-for-purpose interfaces. When you're building an exploratory analysis application, however, you don't have this luxury. You need to deal equally well with 10 rows or 10 million, handle an astonishing variety of edge cases, and still make it look simple for non-technical users. In this presentation, ClearStory Data's Nick Rabinowitz will discuss techniques and approaches for analysis interfaces that delight the user, even when the data is unknown and unpredictable.

Nick RabinowitzTeam Lead, Visualization & AnalysisClearStory Data

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As a current Detroit Revitalization Fellow, Melissa Dittmer educates the public about the importance of architecture and urban design strategies in the regeneration of cities. As the senior in-house design architect for Rock Ventures, she is responsible for the research, analysis, programming, and conceptual design of future projects. Most recently, Melissa worked with Loveland Technologies and Data Driven Detroit to lead the graphic design and data visualization of the Detroit Blight Removal Task Force Plan – a 340-page document outlining strategies for the removal of 84,00+ blighted properties in Detroit. Prior to Rock Ventures, Melissa was a member of the Detroit Strategic Framework Long Term Planning team at HAA where she led the graphic design and data visualization of Detroit Future City – a 350-page document that summarized the team’s collective research, civic engagement feedback, and Detroit regeneration strategies.

Detroit's Data Narratives: Working Towards an Open, Comprehensive Database and Multiple Detroit Data Narratives

Within the past three years, significant data mapping and data consolidation has occurred for the city of Detroit, resulting in a single object - a shared, public database. Multiple publications have been released summarizing the various stages of this massive data consolidation effort. Detroit Future Cityarticulated over 3000 pages of technical research and data analysis into a shared vision for Detroit’s future. Following the release ofDetroit Future City, the federally appointed Blight Removal Task Force, in partnership with Michigan Nonprofit Association, Data Driven Detroit, and Loveland Technologies, began a physical survey to gather property condition data for all 380,000 parcels in the city. The goal of the Motor City Mapping project was to create a comprehensive database of detailed information including the condition of each and every property in Detroit. Upon the completion of the Motor City Mapping project, the Blight Task Force issued the Detroit Blight Removal Task Force Plan – a 340-page document outlining strategies for the removal of 84,00+ blighted properties in Detroit.

With all of this consolidated information being made available to the public, Detroit is at the threshold of true regeneration – but which direction (narrative) will the city take towards equitable growth and urban renewal? Through the lens of descriptive relativism, anyone may interpret a single body of research that results in different modes of thought and standards of reasoning about that single body of information. In short, Detroit’s urban research can be completed, read, interpreted, and visualized to tell many different stories to a multiplicity of audiences.

This interactive session will include presentations by the software designers and data visualization experts responsible for multiple Detroit publications and the Motor City Mapping project. Following the presentations, the session will explore the potential of urban research techniques, data visualization, and the deliberate creation of multiple urban narratives.

Melissa DittnerDetroit Revitalization FellowRock Ventures

Jerry Paffendorf is co-founder and CEO of LOVELAND Technologies where he helps digit ize property information and map cities at the parcel level with p r o j e c t s l i k e w h y d o n t w e o w n t h i s . c o m a n d motorcitymapping.org. He loves developing new ways for the super powers of the web to impact the realities of the world, and the challenges of Detroit have become an endless inspiration. He has deep, lived experience in the world of social technology startups, art and media, a GED, and a Masters of Science in Studies of the Future from the University of Houston-Clear Lake.

Jerry PaffendorfCo- Founder & CEOLoveland Technologies

Sean is an Executive Associate at Rock Ventures, LCC and serves in the United States Marine Corps Reserves as a Civil Affairs Advisor with 3D Civil Affairs Group. Sean was the leader of the Technology and Data team for the Detroit Blight Removal Task Force and managed the city wide Motor City Mapping Project. As a Marine, he supported economic and governance development initiatives in Helmand Province, Afghanistan while working with the civil-military Provincial Reconstruction Team to increase societal capacity and stability. Sean is passionate about economic development and has seen first hand how targeted development efforts can change the fabric of a society, he hopes to apply the skill sets he learned abroad to tackling problems here at home in the future.

Sean JacksonExecutive AssociateRock Ventures

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Apache Hadoop InnovationSummitFebruary 19 & 20, San Diego

Big Data & Analytics Innovation Summit February 27 & 28, Singapore

JuneBig Data & Analytics for PharmaJune 10 & 11, Philadelphia

Open Data Innovation SummitJune 10 & 11, Boston Big Data & Analytics for Retail SummitJune 17 & 18, Chicago

MayBig Data Innovation SummitMay 13 & 14, London

Big Data & Analytics in Healthcare May 13 & 14, Philadelphia

Chief Data Of!cer SummitMay 20 & 21, San Francisco

Women

FinanceCXO HealthcareExpected

Flagship GovernmentHigh Tech

Pharma

Hadoop

MarchBig Data Innovation SummitMarch 25 & 26, Hong Kong

Big Data & Analytics Innovation SummitMarch 25 & 26, Brazil

2015 Calendar

April

Big Data Innovation SummitApril 9 & 10, Santa Clara

DataTalentApril 9 & 10, Santa Clara

Data Visualization SummitApril 9 & 10, Santa Clara

SeptemberBig Data & Analytics Innovation SummitSeptember 17 & 18, Sydney

Data Visualization SummitSeptember 23 & 24, Boston

Oil & Gas

September Continued

Big Data Innovation SummitSeptember 23 & 24, Boston

AugustBig Data & Analytics InnovationApril 8 & 9Kuala Lumpar

Big Data & Analytics Innovation SummitAugust 19 & 20, Brazil