Analytics Network Event

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http://bit.ly/ANSpringEvent

The Analytics Network, part of the Operational Research Society, invites you to join to our next event that will take place at London Business School .

In this occasion we will have three different speakers from a wide range of topics and each session will be followed by Q&A. At the end of the event there will be plenty of time for networking.

Timetable:

6:00pm-6:30pm Registration

6:30pm-8:00pm Talks

1st Speaker: Isabelle Marchand, Data Journalist Manager at Lloyds Banking Group

Talk: Translate your data into actionable insights using data journalism

Extracting actionable insights from data and sharing them with a non-data literate audience can prove challenging. Discover how Lloyds Banking Group uses data journalism to articulate complex data into engaging and easily digestible data visualisations

2nd Speaker Steve Franks, Solutions Architect at Dataiku
Talk: The Operationalisation Fairy Tale by

Steve Franks, Solutions Architect at Dataiku, reviews the key requirements to keep in mind when working on your design-to-deployment pipeline, and underline the specificities of data science projects. Are the type of skills, which are required to build the model, those that you need to deliver great business value?

3rd Speaker Jan Chan, Data Analytics Associate Partner and Chief Innovation Officer at EY
Talk: Building and running a high performing Data Science team

This talk will cover what it takes to lead a team of highly analytical individuals in an age of rapidly changing technological advancement. What gives a team strength and how to harness this.

8:00pm-8:30pm Networking

For more details of the speakers, their talks and to to register for free as a member of the Analytics Network to receive news of events like this one please visit the following website:

http://www.theorsociety.com/Pages/SpecialInterest/AnalyticsNetwork.aspx

We look forward to seeing you.

Analytics Network, The OR Society