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Data Visualisation
SummitNovember 16 & 17 2016 | London
Telling Your Story With Data
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ABOUT THE EVENT
Overview
November 16 & 17, 2016
ILEC Conference Centre, 47 Lillie Rd, London SW61UD, United Kingdom
#DataVizLDN
Data Visualisation Summit
The main themes for this year's discussion are:
• Visualizing Unstructured Data
• Telling Your Story With Data
• Developing Data Viz Skills and Tools
• UX/UI Design
The Data Visualisation Summit is the perfect opportunity to shareinsights and best practices with leaders and experts from acrossthe industry in an interactive environment.
With an impressive line-up confirmed, this event will provide theideal platform for a deep analysis of the need for organisations tonot only invest in but understand data visualisation, from breakingdown big data and how this is represented.
SPEAKERS AT A GLANCE
Speakers
Confirmed Speakers
Daniel Senter , Manager, BI, National Grid
Will Sprunt, Head of Analytics, Zipcar
Nigel Hawtin, Graphics Editor, Nigel Hawtin Information Design
Kai Xu , Senior Lecturer, Middlesex University
Oliver von Landsberg-Sadie, Enterprise Data Visualisation, Lloyds
Jacqui Taylor , Member ISO/IEC JTC1 WG 11 eCommittee , InternationalStandards Organisation
Mrudula Kodali, Principal User Research, Salesforce
Mark Lawrence , Learning and Development Manager, Marks & Spencer
Pardip Bans, Head of Business Customer Insight, HM Revenue & Customs
Ross Simson, Head of Domestic MI Transformation, RWE Npower
Saqhib Ali, Head of Business Data Infrastructure, Lloyds
Nick King, Market Research and Insight Director, AutoTrader
Matthew Griffin, Board Advisor, Harvard Business Review
Tony Gosling, Chief Data Officer, Ministry of Defence
Gen-Tao Chiang, Data Engineer, Senior Manager, Royal Mail
Darren Harvey, Lead Data Architect, Dyson
Panel Session, Industry Experts, Big Data Panel Session
Emma Cosh, Senior Manager, Visualisation & Insights , Tesco
Paul McDonagh-Smith, Digital Capability Leader , Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology
Andrew Ward, Global Head, Digital Transformation, The University of Nottingham
Usually I’m exhausted at the end of a presentation. This time, I’m energized!
SPEAKERS IN DETAIL
Keynote SpeakersVIEW ALL SPEAKERS
Nick KingMarket Research and Insight DirectorAUTOTRADER
How Car Retailers Use Data toSucceed in Today’s Digital Arena
This is the age of the consumer. They have a thirst forconvenience, trust and transparency. Forecourt visitsare falling as car buyer’s research online and only turnup on the forecourt to transact. Car retailers todayneed to offer a transition to an online blendedexperience.
Tony GoslingChief Data OfficerMINISTRY OF DEFENCE
The Defence InfrastructureOrganisation Data Story; Analysisfor Heroes
1. Fit for Heroes? The DIO challenge; too muchestate too little money, a long-term problem. 2. Thecase for change, and strategy for data andanalysis. 3. Analysis quick wins to deliver value – andget data taken seriously. 4. Ownership andaccountability – the first steps to changingbehaviours...
Paul McDonagh-SmithDigital Capability Leader MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY
Technology and Learning
Technologydoes not look to replicate physical limits but rather toexceed them: to enableus to travel further, build higher and achieve more. Inthat same spirit, we look to harness technology toexpand and extend the waysin which we teach and learn, not just in our schoolsbut also in theorganizations, cities and societies of the digital age…
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Andrew WardGlobal Head, Digital TransformationTHE UNIVERSITY OF NOTTINGHAM
The Engagement Lifecycle
Looking at the journey of data a prospectivecustomer takes from twitter to conversion andbeyond. Andrew looks at the life cycle which can beengaged in the current age of data to better prepareour customers for what lies ahead, not only settingtheir expectation but guiding and shaping itdependant on their behavior. How can we learn fromthe customer’s actions to better create a productwhich is in keeping with their dreams whilst notbreaking our delivery model of a repeatable viableservice.
Michael FrantzisChairman - UX Working Group & UXUNIVERSITY OF LONDON
Connecting Data to Experience
Data design and visualization techniques can helpunderstand and extract meaning from datasets butthis can be of limited value if these insights do noconnect to an overall product design or experiencenarrative. Our case study from university offering aglobal distance learning programme, shows how itbecame apparent that only a holistic approach todata design and visualization, in which there is a 2-way relationship between the product experience andbuilding the datasets which support and define it,would take us where we needed to go.
Mary KyriakidiVP Insight for Branded Sevices andContent at BBC WorldwideBBC WORLDWIDE
Rethinking Visualization BestPractices
Mary builds insight dashboards at the BBC to quicklyand accurately learn more about their people. Maryhas had the privilege to work closely with engineers,statistical analysts, product managers, engineeringmanagers as well as directors and VPs. This givesMary a unique perspective of how different people inan organization perceive data differently. With thisunderstanding of "one size does not fit all", Mary hasbeen continuously honing the skill of effectivelycommunicating data, by putting the audience first.
SPEAKERS IN DETAIL
SpeakersVIEW FULL ABSTRACTS
Daniel Senter Manager, BINATIONAL GRID
The evolution of BusinessIntelligence and Analytics– Thechange in role of BI and theenterprise toolset?
How do business’s embracetype 1 and type 2 modes of operating in bi-modalbusiness intelligence;balancing governance vs agility; standardization vscustomization; control vsempowerment
Will SpruntHead of AnalyticsZIPCAR
Why Beautiful Data is EffectiveData
Data is only useful when it can be used to createchange. Although sometimes you have datacompelling enough to convince your audience to acton its own, there are also times where you need tobring people on a journey to get them to seesomething subtle, complex our counter-intuitive.
Nigel HawtinGraphics EditorNIGEL HAWTIN INFORMATION
DESIGN
Infographics and theCommunication of Science
Nigel will give a brief history of New Scientist graphicsand himself, he will then define what makes aneffective scientific infographic and explain anddescribe best practices in communicating the oftenquite complex and un-seeable scientific theories anddata for the wider audience.
Kai Xu Senior LecturerMIDDLESEX UNIVERSITY
Making Sense of (big) Data - VisualAnalytics and Provenance
In this talk, I would like to introduce visual analyticsand provenance, and how it might address some ofthese issues. This will include a few research projectsthat I completed in the last few years with challengingsense making tasks (such as intelligence analysis)and the lessons learned from them.
Oliver von Landsberg-SadieEnterprise Data VisualisationLLOYDS
Dynamic Insights & Implicationsfrom Client Journeys
Oliver is an illustrator who works in the DataVisualization community. A true hybrid, connectingdata with the art of storytelling. His ability to createvisually rich graphics from intangibles and numbershas found him a niche with corporations seeking todeliver clear and concise messages.
Jacqui Taylor Member ISO/IEC JTC1 WG 11eCommittee INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS
Introduction to Open DataVisualisation
Jacqui has extensive experience in implementingtechnology across the world and is increasinglyrecognised as a key Open Data expert including timein the Cabinet Office and providing Cloud andAnalytics Services to the UK Government. She willdraw on this experience to provide an introduction toOpen Data Visualisation.
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SpeakersVIEW FULL ABSTRACTS
Mrudula KodaliPrincipal User ResearchSALESFORCE
User Research for Mobile Analytics
In data science, or any related quantitative field, westrive to understand and leverage our data for ourobjectives. These data will usually be part of a biggerproject that we’re working on where the workflowlooks something like the following: Obtain the data,explore the data, research/create data product, andfine-tune project and release.
Mark Lawrence Learning and Development ManagerMARKS & SPENCER
Making Data Open
Mark will discuss how he's helping local governmentbodies and the population to share their insights anddeliver data democracy.
Pardip BansHead of Business Customer InsightHM REVENUE & CUSTOMS
Tax in an Age of Big Data
Pardip Bans is currently Head of Business CustomerInsight at HMRC, having set up and built the newfunction from mid-2014. Prior to that, he wasresponsible for aviation taxation at HM Treasury,where he led reform of the Government’s AirPassenger Duty.
Ross SimsonHead of Domestic MI TransformationRWE NPOWER
Ross has specialised in a number of areas that areinterconnected. These include; sales and sales forceautomation (Telecoms), marketing and productdevelopment within the FMCG sector, CustomerInsight and analytics across FMCG, local governmentand licence fee collection across, call centre fieldoperations and web traffic.
Saqhib AliHead of Business Data InfrastructureLLOYDS
Knowledge Versus Visualisation
Saqhib talks us through how to gain actionableknowledge from visual displays.
Matthew GriffinBoard AdvisorHARVARD BUSINESS REVIEW
Speaking alongside notaries includingSteve Wozinak, MIT’s Andrew Lippscombe and theBBC’s Nick Robinson and as an adviser toorganisations including Bain & Co, Bank ofAmerica, BCG, Deutsche Bank... To name a few.
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Gen-Tao ChiangData Engineer, Senior ManagerROYAL MAIL
How We Think About and ManageData
Gen-Tao will provide us with an insight into how theRoyal Mail efficiently handle hundreds of thousands ofpost a-day. Whilst exploring this case study Gen-Taowill lead us to question the way in which with thinkabout Data, and how this impacts upon the datamanagement process.
Darren HarveyLead Data ArchitectDYSON
Making Decisions with Visual Data
A new generation of products will be released in 2016that have web connectivity and rich visualisationscompatible with smart phones. To administer thedata estate across the many millions of products soldworld wide a cloud solution is to be designed andimplemented based on AWS and using DynamoDBand using Redshift as the central database.
Panel SessionIndustry ExpertsBIG DATA PANEL SESSION
Panellists
Emma CoshSenior Manager, Visualisation &Insights TESCO
Visualising Online Search
This talk looks at how focusing on users and theirneeds can produce visualisations that are bothbeautiful and valuable.
Adam PalczewskiGlobal Sr. Manager, Ecommerce &Media PHILIPS
Interested in digital innovation, integration ofchannels, start-ups and digital technology drivingmedia industry forward. 15 years spent on agency,client and technology provider side with experience inleading internal and external stakeholders.Commercially driven and experienced in maximisingrevenue and exceeding KPI’s.
Jason PerkinsChief Big Data ArchitectBT
Handling Big Data at BT
We’ve got some serious big data at BT, in fact, ourarchive contains more numbers than there are grainsof sand in the world.
SPEAKERS IN DETAIL
SpeakersVIEW FULL ABSTRACTS
Tim SavillHead of Audience MeasurementBBC WORLDWIDE
Joining in September 2008, I head up the AudienceMeasurement Team at BBC Worldwide, looking afterlinear TV, digital and social media analytics for allareas of the business, specialising in international TVratings performance and trends. Prior to joining BBCWorldwide, I spent 8 years at FremantleMedia.
SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE
Schedule
Day 1
08:00 Light breakfast and Registration
08:55 Chairperson Overview
09:00 Keynote
10:30 Morning Coffee Break - ExhibitionArea
11:00 Session
12:30 Lunch
14:00 Session
15:30 Afternoon Coffee Break - ExhibitionArea
16:00 Session
17:00 Networking Reception
Day 2
08:00 Light breakfast and Registration
08:55 Chairperson Overview
09:00 Keynote
10:30 Morning Coffee Break - ExhibitionArea
11:00 Session
12:30 Lunch
14:00 Session
15:30 Afternoon Coffee Break - ExhibitionArea
Key
CHECK INAn opportunity to check yourself into the event and meet
other leaders in your industry ahead of the day
KEYNOTEListen to actionable case studies largely brought to you by
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SESSIONListen to actionable case studies largely brought to you by
Fortune 500 companies
COFFEE BREAK & LUNCHA chance to sit down, network and connect with decision
makers within the industry
NETWORKING DRINKSA more relaxed environment in which to engage with all
attendees and gain valuable connections
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