ACS Professional: Top 5 Data Science Trends in 2022
The importance of understanding how to work with data grows as the science behind it is becoming more accessible. Sharing and using data safely, as explored in the ACS Technical White Paper, “Sharing data in trusted frameworks” identifies controls to ensure that data is treated appropriately along its entire life cycle. This event will take a closer look at the anticipated trends for 2022.
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*Please note this is an in-person event and will not be held virtually*
We are excited to announce our next ACS Professional (formerly known as a branch member forum) will take place on Tuesday 8 March. This date also marks International Women’s Day (IWD).
To celebrate we will hear from two exceptional speakers, Dr Catherine Lopes, Director, OpsDo Analytics and Sandra Hogan, Chief Data Officer & Co-founder, Amperfii. Dr Charlynn Miller, Victorian Diversity & Inclusion Committee Chair and BEC member, who will also emcee the event, with Vinay Samuel, Founder and CEO, Zetaris, as moderator.
ACS members are invited to join us in the Melbourne Innovation Hub to celebrate International Women’s Day and hear from these data leaders, who will discuss the latest data trends for 2022.
There will be plenty of time to ask questions at the conclusion of the event with networking and light refreshments provided.
Join us and celebrate International Women’s Day in the Melbourne Innovation Hub.
Speakers
Catherine worked in the data and analytics domain for more than 20 years internationally across a wide range of sectors. She has a unique suite of skills including deep technical background, focused business delivery mindset, strong story telling communication, and excellent leadership skills. Her specialties are in Machine Learning, analytics transformation, data management, and end-to-end delivery.
She is an advocate for supporting girls & women in analytics and data science, and bridging gaps between academia and industry.
Vinay was a pioneer in “event-based analytics” and parallel database technologies in the mid-nineties and went on to lead disruptive data analytics companies such as Netezza, Greenplum, Vertica, Gridmatics in Asia and (now) Zetaris.
Today, his company, Zetaris allows customers to link data from disparate sources together in the cloud and analyse it without the need to recode or physically copy it to a central location.
Vinay was the 2019 Winner of Australian Computer Society’s CXO Disruptor of the Year.
Sandra is an accomplished Data Science and Analytics Leader with over 20 years’ experience in building and leading Analytics and Data Science teams and over 10 years in providing specialist consulting to many large organisations across Australia and New Zealand. In 2018, Sandra was recognised as #2 Analytics Leader in Australia by the Institute of Analytics Professionals of Australia (IAPA).
Sandra is the founder of a Leap Analytics, an advisory company that partners with organisations to improve business outcomes through optimising the integration of their Data Science and Analytics capabilities.
In addition to Leap Analytics, Sandra is a co-founder of software company, Amperfii, that is developing software to support the collaboration, prioritisation and planning of data and analytics products. The analytics collaboration platform helps people create great data products by focusing on great conversations between teams and prioritising work based on business results.
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