Big Data InnovationGain greater insight with data science

June 4 & 5, 2014Marriott Bloor Yorkville Hotel,

Toronto Canada

Confirmed Speakers

Confirmed Speakers

• Manager, Marketing & Analytics, Aviva• Director, Loyalty Program, Rogers• Director Engineering, RBC• Director, Analytics, CIBC• Vice President, Big Data, Kobo• Data Analyst, Shopify• Assistant VP, R&D, Aviva Insurance• Data Analytics Lead, TD Bank• Director, Analytics, Yellow Pages • CIO, Public Health Ontario

• Director, FNESC• CIO, Royal College of Physicians and

Surgeons of Canada• CMIO, University Health Network • VP Toronto Hydro-Electric System• Principle Data Scientist, POINTS• CEO, FundRazr • Data Engineer, Shopify • Director, POINTS

Past Delegates include• Director, Policy - Government of Ontario• Director, Market Management - Rogers• Manager, Data Insight - Google• Head of Database - Canadian Water Network• Director, Business Development - Kraft Foods• National Manager, Research - Habitat

Who Will You Meet There is no question that IE. provides the gold standard events in the industry and will connect you with decision makers within the analytics industry. You will be meeting senior level execut ives from major corporations and innovative small to medium size companies.

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The Big Data Innovation Summit brings together thought-leaders from the industry for an event acclaimed for its interactive sessions and high-level speakers.As many organizations are now working with unmanageably large data sets, the importance of using and maintaining an analytics platform which can cope with this scale of information is essential. This p r e s e nt s b ot h a c h a l l e n g e a n d opportunity as organizations must identify patterns and gain actionable results in order to gain a crucial advantage over competitors. Illustrated

intermittently with case studies, interactive panel sessions and deep-dive discussions, this summit offers solutions and insight from the leaders operating in the Big Data space.Big Data Innovation will help your business understand & utilize data-driven strategies and discover what disciplines will change because of the advent of data. With a vast amount of data now available, modern businesses are faced with the challenge of storage, management, analysis, visualization, s e c u r i t y a n d d i s r u p t i v e to o l s & technologies.

About Big Data

Confirmed Speakers

Masoud CharkhabiDirector, Advanced AnalyticsCanadian Imperial Bank of Commerce

Masoud Charkhabi is Director of Advanced Analytics at the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC). Masoud leads a group of Data Science professionals that specialize in deriving insight from CIBC’s large unstructured and structured information sources using Statistical Learning and Data Mining techniques. Previously, Masoud held consulting and management roles in the decision sciences, technology and operational divisions of CIBC. He holds degree in Management & Engineering.

Finding Focus Areas in Big Data

It was famously said that a wealth of information brings a poverty of attention. Big data can accompany this paralyzing effect that not only stalls progress but undermines confidence in the value of analytics. While the sheer volume of big data overwhelms the most scientific analytical methods, pockets exist that accommodate these scientific methods quite well. This presentation will elaborate on a framework that helps find focus areas in big data. You will see that indeed, the problem is not information overload; it's filter failure.

Presentations coming soon from...

Richard LangloisIT Director, Consumer & Advertiser AnalyticsYellow Pages

Richard Langlois is the Director of Consumer and Advertisers Analytics for Yellow Page Group. Richard cumulates 30 years of experience in IT as a consultant specialized in BI/Analytics and Enterprise Architecture and/or in different management roles in various industries in Canada, USA and India. He has been certified senior architect and was the lead of the Canadian BI Practice while at Capgemini, followed by Global Chief Architect at TataCommunications.

Yellow Analytics Roadmap: A Big Data Journey Using Hadoop, Infobright, and Information Builders

Yellow Analytics is an application used by advertisers and sales to calculate revenue potential and report on the performance of the products advertisers have purchased. The itinerary for this session starts with roadmap planning and continue with: architecture (hybrid technologies, data, metadata and services), iterative development, capacity planning, performance and high availability. We will conclude with how Business Intelligence and Analytics interact.

Hashmat leads a cross-functional team charged with bringing  data-driven insights and solutions to the masses and making fast, fact-based decision making a reality across Aviva. As an academic and practitioner, his work concentrates on taking an issue-to-outcome execution approach putting the focus on   innovation   in the digital space and tying   Data, Execution, Learning, Analytics & Technology directly to making better and faster decisions for improved business outcomes. Hashmat has over ten years of teaching and international consulting experience in the  development and delivery of web, desktop and mobile solutions using advanced analytics t e c h n o l o g i e s s u c h a s h a d o o p , n o s q l /graph  data  mining, predictive modeling, customer pricing & retention, speech analytics, portfolio optimization and fraud analytics. Hashmat holds

Hashmat RohianAssistant Vice President, R&DAviva

graduate degrees in Computer Science and Financial Engineering and is a certified PMP, ACP, CISSP, CFE, TOGAF Enterprise Architect and Six Sigma Black Belt Practitioner. 

Why We Should All Love Graph Analytics & Stop Worrying

Today's complex data is big, variably-structured and densely connected.   In this session, we will look at how size, structure and connectedness have converged to change the way we work with data. Connected data is prevalent in social networking (as you mention), logistics networks (for package routing), financial transaction graphs (for detecting fraud), telecommunications networks, ad optimization, recommendation engines, bioinformatics, and in many other places. We will explore the new opportunities for creating end-user value that have emerged in a world of connected data, illustrated with graph analytics examples implemented using graph database.

Confirmed Speakers

Alan KharaDirector, Information and Communication TechnologyFirst Nations Education Steering Committee (FNESC)

Alan Khara provides vision, strategy and leadership in the development and implementation of information, communication and technology (ICT) services for First Nations Education Steering Committee (FNESC) and support the First Nations Schools Association (FNSA) and Indigenous Adult Higher Learning Association (IAHLA) initiatives. Strategically supporting and advising the organization’s management team on all ICT matters, Mr. Khara also leads the planning and implementation of large-scale and complex data systems in 130 secondary schools and 40 Post-Secondary institutions in the province of British Columbia. As a recognized specialist in the field of

Data Science, he is consulted by several companies, as well as Federal and Provincial governments of Canada. .   

Five Great Myths about Big Data

Big Data may eventually lead to the discovery of the ‘Theory of Everything’ in Physics one day; however, it will still not become a solution to everything in the world we live in. Following the wrong approach towards Big Data can cost a company, its reputation and its competitive edge in the market. Just knowing   Attribution Models and Predictive Analytics is not enough. If you become a believer in one of the myths described below, you will end up with wrong numbers.

Leila Lavaee is a Strategy & analytical lead, a key part of a dynamic, innovative team who supports TD's Digital Channel through leading-edge analytical work. Leila has advised on how data can be acquired to drive insights and data driven decision making in various industries such as direct marketing, advertising and financials. Lately, Leila's focus has been on web analytics to enrich traditional customer analytics with unstructured data from different data sources.

"Big Data" ... Is it a No-Brainer...?

"Big Data" seems to be a no-brainer and so many more organizations are trying to run big data projects. But last year the focus was more on infrastructure and all costs associated with it. What seems to be missing in the bigger picture is the true value of big data which is if and only if it drives strategic insights. Based on Gartner; 64% of enterprises surveyed indicated they're deploying or planning big data. Yet, they still don't know what to do with it. This presentation will elaborate on how to develop "big data" mindset in your organization and later will showcase how it can enhance customer experience.

Leila LavaeeData Analytics Lead, Digital Strategy & Customer ExperienceTD Bank

Confirmed Speakers

Jim TomChief Information Officer Public Health Ontario

Jim has been translating the business direction of PHO into an information, data and technology strategy, and implementing the required architecture, infrastructure and services to support PHO’s mandate. He works with scientific and medical leads to define strategy for requirements such as disease surveillance and laboratory operations. Jim was previously CIO and associate vice chancellor at the University of Missouri - St. Lois. His other positions have included CTO of the UBC Medical lSchool expansion, Director of Networks at UBC and VP of Research and Engineering for a digital imaging firm. JIm holds a PhD in engineering from Stanford.

Big Messy Data: The Case of Public Health

Public Health is concerned with monitoring the health of populations (that is, groupings of individuals) and with the measures that can be used to improve their health. The concerns include such short-term issues as identifying an outbreak of infectious disease as well as long-term issues such as development of diabetes. Data complexity ranges from relatively modest datasets from laboratory test results to heterogeneous sources such as the health system, pollution monitoring, climate records and behavioural evidence. Messiness includes timeliness, linkage between phenomena and semantics. This talk outlines the challenges and PHO’s plans to address the data management and analytic issues.

Confirmed Speakers

Charumitra PujariPrincipalData ScientistPOINTS

Charumitra Pujari, Principal Data Scientist, Points. As Principal Data Scientist, Charu is responsible for leading big data analytics at Points. He works with the world’s largest loyalty programs to build predictive models for marketing and product optimization, and leads the development of data products.  Charu has over 7 years of experience in big data analytics and project management for companies like Accenture and Canadian Tire, and research institutes like the McMaster Advanced Control Consortium. Prior to joining Points, he worked with Canadian Tire as Predictive Analytics Solutions Architect. In that role, he served as the technical leader for a team of 15+ data scientists, data architects and software engineers, driving Canadian Tire Automotive’s big data effort to improve product planning, assortment planning and reverse supply chain for 600+ stores nationwide. Charu holds a Masters of Engineering Design from McMaster University.

Driving Business Value Using Big Data Analytics

Big data is the buzzword of the century and a lot has been said about how it can create real value for the organizations that are adopting this technology, but very few organizations have realized the true potential and ability to drive real incremental results using big data. In this case study, we will show how Points is able to drive 2X incremental revenue and savings for a key partner using multi dimensional view of a customer, building predictive models using an ensemble of machine learning techniques, and a unique way of incorporating business expertise in the predictive models. This case study will explain an end to end framework for executing on big data strategy that starts with a solid business objective. 

Mr. David (Dave) Perfetti is the Chief Information Officer at the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. In his role, he provides strategic leadersh ip in the development , implementation and management of programs, systems and services that will build the capacity, effectiveness and accountability of the Royal College. Dave has experience in the fields of information technology and business management, including several years as executive director, Canadian Blood Services, and various leadership roles within the Canada Post group of companies. His leadership initiatives encompass operations support, business intelligence, and payroll and human resources information systems. He has successfully led both business transformation programs and large-scale enterprise resource planning (ERP) projects.  

David Perfetti Chief Information Officer Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada Big Data Gone Bad, or bad Data gone Big?

Over the course of the talk, the speaker will explore various aspects of Big Data. Challenging the paradigm and industry hype, a provocative view of analytics will be presented.

Through a lighthearted storytelling style, Dave will engage the audience in an active dialogue. The goal will be to answer the questions; Is Big Data really the answer or are we just taking bad data creating massive analytics. As a result are we taking small problems and turning them into BIG ones.

Confirmed Speakers

Daryl HattonFounder & CEOFundRazr

Daryl Hatton is founder and CEO of FundRazr, one of the top 10 brands in the burgeoning global crowdfunding market according to Forbes magazine. Daryl has founded multiple start-ups and helped bring one, Optio, to a successful NASDAQ IPO in 1999. He actively serves as board member or advisor to multiple other start-ups in BC and Silicon Valley.   In 2013 FundRazr won a Technology Innovation Award as Most Promising Startup by the BC Technology Industry Association and was included in the Profit Magazine Hot 50 as one of the fastest growing startups across all industries in Canada.

Crowdfunding in Enterprise Marketing and Product Development Crowdfunding is a hot topic because it is disrupting the finance industry around the world wh i le he lp ing entrepreneurs grow new businesses, non-profits fund their missions and individuals deal with financial challenges. But as it grows, it is also disrupting the way more established enterprises approach their market research, product development and even their corporate social responsibil ity marketing programs. This presentation wil l discuss techniques being explored by pioneering companies in collaboration with crowdfunding innovators.

Peter RossosChief Medical Information Officer University Health Network

As Chief Medical Information Officer and staff gastroenterologist, Dr. Rossos’ priorities include strategic alignment of clinical systems with workflow and productivity in order to improve outcomes related to patient safety, quality improvement, education and research.   In addition to working closely with local academic leadership and researchers, he contributes to provincial and national efforts to advance the use of information and communication technologies. Dr. Rossos received his M.D. from the University of Toronto in 1986, where he subsequently completed his Internal Medicine, Gastroenterology training, and therapeutic endoscopy fellowship. He studied Leadership Development for Physicians in Academic Health Centers at the Harvard School of Public Health in 2004 and graduated from the Executive MBA Program at the Joseph L. Rotman School of Management as a Bregman Scholar in June, 2008.

Big Data in Healthcare - Issues and Opportunities

For a number of reasons healthcare lags decades behind other sectors in leveraging and adopting information and communication technologies. Big Data has potential to contribute to health service transformation by enabling improved access, quality, safety and personalization of care while containing costs and improving operational efficiencies. In this session we will discuss Big Data in hea l thcare f rom the fo l lowing perspectives:

1. What is it?2. What are some of the opportunities?3. What changes and innovations are required?

Robert Wong is Executive Vice-President and Chief Information & Risk Officer at Toronto Hydro-Electric System Limited, responsible for the overall delivery of information technology services as well as other functional responsibilities including corporate strategic planning, enterprise risk management, corporate governance, business continuity, and record management. Robert has been with Toronto Hydro since 1988 and has held various progressive senior management positions in electrical operations.

A Professional Engineer with a Bachelor of Applied Science Degree in Electrical Engineering from the university of Toronto, Robert also holds a Master of Business Administration Degree from the Schulich School of Business at York University.

Challenges and Opportunities from Smart Grid Data: Toronto Hydro’s Perspective

Toronto Hydro is a North American industry leader in the adoption and advancement of the so-called “Smart Grid”, as a result of its implementation of government policies and mandates ion Ontario. Smart meters and other technology devices and systems that comprise the Smart Grid collect and transmit an enormous amount of new data regarding the electricity usage patterns of customers and performance of the electricity grid. This presentation will describe the challenges and opportunities facing Toronto Hydro and other electrical utilities in managing this data and converting it into valuable information and services to their customers and business users.

Robert WongExecutive Vice-President and Chief Information & Risk OfficerToronto Hydro-Electric System Limited

Strategic business leader with extensive experience in marketing and operations management. Highly skilled in problem solving with a unique mix of business acumen and technology expertise. Demonstrated ability in building and managing complex innovative programs in large organizations. Proven track record in building high performance teams and delivering on strategic initiatives and award winning programs. Most recently designed, built and launched at Rogers the first quad-play telecommunication enterprise-wide loyalty program "Rogers First Rewards".  Passionate about using big data/insights to deliver on customer loyalty, profit growth optimizat ion, customer experience improvement; and drive competitive advantage through leading edge business solutions/programs.  Visionary leader, able to translate business challenges into infrastructure, application, people, processed, and governance requirements for solution roadmaps.

The Strategy & Achievements Behind the Innovation Rogers Rewards Program

Karima Arhab will discuss the strategy and achievements behind the innovative Rogers™ Rewards Program and how it is successfully incentivizing customer loyalty while maximizing profit . Learn how Karima and her team designed

and developed the program using advanced analytics to ensure they were giving customers what they wanted and optimizing the balance between value for the customer and profit for the company. Plus, discover the keys ways in which they communicated the program to their customers

to stimulate engagement and take-up.

Karima ArhabDirector, loyalty ProgrammeRogers

Confirmed Speakers

Diederik Van LiereData EngineerShopify

Diederik is a data engineer at Shopify, prior to that he worked as a product manager analytics at the Wikimedia Foundation, the non-for-profit that operates the family of Wikipedia and Wikimedia websites. He has a PhD in decision sciences from the Erasmus University Rotterdam in the Netherlands. He loves to move up and down the data stack.

PANEL: Analytics in Practice: From Raw Data to Actionable Insights

We'll discuss the the process of translating vast amounts of data into something that can be consumed by business users throughout the organizat ion . Data co l lect ion , c leaning, processing, analysis, and delivery are some of the topics of this panel.Panelists include: Diederik Van Liere,   Data Engineer at   Shopify &   Paul   Neo,   Director Engineering, Royal Bank of Canada

Confirmed Speakers

Steve VermeiranDirector, CRM/Marketing ServicesPoints

Steve Vermeiran is the director of Data and Analytics at Points International. He works with the worlds largest loyalty programs to improve customer engagement and optimize reward currency management through data-driven marketing and products. As a marketing Analytics professional with over 17 years experience Steve has learned and earned his skills through a progressive number of positions across a wide variety of companies and industries.

Many years before “Big Data” and Analytics became popular, Steve cut his teeth at a small Database marketing Agency. he was responsible for managing marketing databases, direct marketing projects, testing and launching new email and data collection programs on behalf of many well known Canadian brands in retail retail, packaged goods, and telecommunications. After a number of years on the vendor-side, Steve then moved onto a variety of customer-centric data marketing and leadership positions with companies such as Bell Mobility, Bell Canada, SIRIUS Satellite Radio, Sun Media and Sears.

Steve has always focused on practical and concrete ways to leverage data to increase business results and is excited about the possibilities that new “Big Data” technology and processes can do to improve on proven analytic and database marketing best practices.

Driving Business Value Using Big Data Analytics

Big data is the buzzword of the century and a lot has been said about how it can create real value for the organizations that are adopting this technology, but very few organizations have realized the true potential and ability to drive real incremental results using big data. In this case study, we will show how Points is able to drive 2X incremental revenue and savings for a key partner using multi dimensional view of a customer, building predictive models using an ensemble of machine learning techniques, and a unique way of incorporating business expertise in the predictive models. This case study will explain an end to end framework for executing on big data strategy that starts with a solid business objective. 

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Group Discount Offers3 Silver Passes: $3000 ($1000 per attendee)5 Silver Passes: $4500 ($900 per attendee)3 Gold Passes: $3900 ($1300 per attendee)5 Gold Passes: $6000 ($1200 per attendee)3 Diamond Passes: $4500 ($1500 per attendee)5 Diamond Passes: $7000 ($1400 per attendee)

Registration Pricing

Big Data Innovation SummitDate: June 4 & 5, 2014Location: Marriott Bloor Yorkville Hotel, Toronto, Ontario, Canada

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Schedule

Networking Drinks 17.00 - 19.00

June 5

Session One 08.30 - 10.00

Coffee Break 10.00 - 10.30

Session Two 10.30 - 12.00

Lunch 12.00 - 13.30

Session Three 13.30 - 15.00

Coffee Break 15.00 - 15.30

Session Four 15.30 - 17.00

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Session Six 10.30 - 12.00

Lunch 12.00 - 13.30

Session Seven 13.30 - 15.00

Coffee Break 15.00 - 15.30

Session Eight 15.30 - 17.00

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Big Data & Marketing Innovation SummitNovember 12 & 13, Miami

Big Data for Finance November 12 & 13, Boston

Data Science Innovation Summit November 12, Chicago

Big Data FestNovember 27, London

Big Data & Analytics Innovation SummitNovember 27 & 28, Beijing

DecemberBig Data & Analytics in Banking Summit December 3 & 4, New York

OctoberBig Data & Analytics Innovation Summit October 15 & 16, Dubai

Big Data & Analytics Innovation Summit October 16 & 17, London

JanuaryBig Data Innovation SummitJanuary 22 & 23, Las Vegas

FebruaryData Science InnovationSummitFebruary 18, San Diego

Hadoop InnovationSummitFebruary 19 & 20, San Diego

The Digital Oilfield Innovation SummitFebruary 20 & 21, Buenos Aires

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

JuneBig Data Innovation Summit June 4 & 5, Toronto

Big Data & Analytics for PharmaJune 11 & 12, Philadelphia

Open Data Innovation SummitJune 11 & 12, Boston Big Data & Analytics for Retail SummitJune 19 & 20, Chicago

MayBig Data Innovation SummitMay 14 & 15, London

Big Data & Analytics in Healthcare May 15 & 16, Philadelphia

Big Data & Advanced Analytics inGovernment May 21 & 22, Washington, DC

Chief Data Officer SummitMay 22 & 23, San Francisco

SeptemberBig Data & Analytics Innovation SummitSeptember 17 & 18, Sydney

Data Visualization SummitSeptember 25 & 26, Boston

Big Data Innovation SummitSeptember 25 & 26, Boston

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MarchBig Data Innovation SummitMarch 27 & 28, Hong Kong

2014 Calendar

AprilBig Data Innovation SummitApril 9 & 10, Santa Clara

Big Data Infrastructure SummitApril 9 & 10, Santa Clara

Data Visualization SummitApril 9 & 10, Santa Clara

MayData Visualization SummitMay 14 & 15, London