Chief Data Officer Summit

Data Strategy Innovation

May 22 & 23, 2014Parc 55 Wyndham, San Francisco

Confirmed Speakers

Confirmed Speakers

• Chief Data Officer, Cambia

• Chief Data Officer, State of Colorado

• Chief Data Evangelist, Data.Gov

• Chief Data Officer, Wells Fargo

• Chief Data Officer, HSBC

• Chief Data Officer, San Francisco

• Deputy CAO, Obama for America

• Chief Data Officer, TD Bank

• Lead Data Scientist, Nokia

• Chief Data Officer, NYSE Euronext

• Principal Data Scientist, PayPal

• Chief Data Architect, Visa

• Senior Data Scientist, LinkedIn

• Principal Data Scientist, Bing

• Head of Data Management, Shell

• VP, Global Data Infrastructure, Ebay

• Senior VP, Global Data Strategy, Sony

• Chief Data Officer, Los Angeles County

• Chief Data Officer, OpticsPlanet

• Chief Information Officer, RS Investments

• Emerging Roles Leader, IBM

• VP, Product Marketing, GoodData

• Director, Business & IT, CommVault

• VP, Data Integration, Informatica

Past Delegates include

• Chief Scientist - PayPal

• Former Chief Scientist - Amazon

• Chief Data Officer - City of Chicago

• Chief Operating Officer - Electronic Arts

• Chief Data Scientist - Accretive Health

• Chief Information Officer - Big Fish Games

Who Will You Meet?There is no question that IE. provides the gold standard events in the industry and will connect you with key decision makers within the Big Data and Analytic industries. You will be meeting senior level executives from major corporations as well as innovative small to medium size companies.

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F TI L

Data is the most competitive tool that your organization has in order to maintain relevance and growth in today’s complex environment.

The ground-breaking Chief Data Officer Summit covers the latest innovations you need to advance your organization’s data strategy and management. In addition to the wealth of insight into data development, data governance and innovation, the summit will dissect the role of the Chief Data Officer like never before.

Excellence in data management is key to both entry and sustainability in the market. Investing in a Chief Data Officer could be transformational for your company. With this in mind, the world’s leading Chief Data Officers will be in attendance to discuss the organizational structures within which they exist, and the benefits their companies have seen from adding a Data Officer to the C-suite.

Organizations looking to compete with data simply cannot afford to miss the Chief Data Officer Summit.

About The Summit

As the State Chief Data Officer, Dianna is responsible for champion ing the deve lopment , adopt ion , and maintenance of the enterprise-wide information architecture (EIA) across the State and Local agencies. She is responsible for defining the EIA organization, governance, processes, and technology infrastructure, and for leading the integration of those capabilities within related state business and information management practices. Dianna leads and facilitates the creation of data governance principles and best practices, Master Data Management (MDM), Big Data Analytics, Data Quality, Data Integration, metadata management and Business Intelligence strategies and policies.

The Chief Data Officer Role- Knowledge Means Change

In the last 5 years a relatively new Executive role, Chief Data Officer, has been added to both the private and public sector C-Level. Businesses and government have increasingly become aware of the value of information technology, data integration, business intelligence, as well as the value of data as an enterprise asset. The management and analytics of data has become more visible and crucial to both the private and public enterprise. My path to this role wasn’t your typical career path. Rather it was atypical. But if you think about it, changes in technology tend to be atypical as well. Being agile to options for both career and technology has created an abundance of opportunities.

Dianna AndersonChief Data Officer State of Colorado

Speaker Information

As the Evangelist for Data.Gov, Jeanne Holm leads collaboration and builds communities with the public, educators, developers, and international and state governments in using open government data. (Data.gov is a flagship open government initiative for the Obama Administration, managed by GSA.) Jeanne is the Chief Knowledge Architect at NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory, driving innovation through social media, virtual worlds, gaming, ontologies, and collaborative systems, including the award-winning NASA public portal (www.nasa.gov). She is a Fellow of the United Nations International Academy of Astronautics and Distinguished Instructor at UCLA, with more than 120 publications on information systems, knowledge management, and innovation.

Using “Open Data” to Drive Innovation

Data.gov, a flagship open government project from the US government, provides access to 400,000 datasets to improve government efficiency and drive innovation. Analyzing this data from hundreds of agencies and organizations allows people to make rich comparisons that could never be made before and helps to better support decision making for businesses and citizens.  

Hundreds of new businesses have started up or expanded around open government data, and you can too.   Learn how to understand the changing global landscape of data sharing, data analytics, and managing a complex international data platform. This session highlights specificdata sharing examples of solving mission problems from NASA, the White House, and many other governments agencies and citizen innovators.

Jeanne M. HolmChief Data EvangelistData.Gov

Customer Insights + Salesforce.com = LIKE

Salesforce.com is a customer-centric enterprise. We understand that our success is directly tied to the success and loyalty of our customers. Our data-driven approach to customer success is driven by two groups: Product Intelligence and Customer Intelligence. The Product Intelligence team (led by Aron Clymer) applies data science to help drive product strategy so we are sure to   build products that delight customers.The team also manages our  valuable "big data" store of customer behavioral data

Mehmet GokerVP, Data & Analytics Salesforce

Open Data Grows Up

Open Data began as a movement propelled by executive orders to release data. New localities continue to announce open data initiatives and Data.gov states that 39 states and 46 cities and counties have open data sites. Open data has unlocked a data ecosystem - from consumer facing apps to increases in government transparency. And now it’s time for open data to move past   initiative and become part of doing business. Learn how San Francisco is working to institutionalize its open data initiative.

Joy has spent more than a decade working at the nexus of public policy, data, and technology. Working from the birth of the data democratization movement,   Joy spent seven years designing data systems for public consumption at the Greater New Orleans Community Data. Prior to joining the City, Joy worked at Berkeley National Laboratory to develop technology, cyber and privacy policy with the National Lab CIO Council   and the Department of Energy Information Management Advisory Group. Joy earned her Masters from UC Berkeley’s Goldman School of Public Policy, where she focused on IT policy.

Speaker Information

Ali Farahani has been the Chief Data Officer for the County of Los Angeles since August 2012. He is responsible for the development of an enterprise information management program to improve the management and utilization of County’s information assets, more effective data sharing among County agencies, and the development of an enterprise framework for advanced data analytics to support better policy and business decision making. He is also an adjunct faculty at the University of Southern California.

The Multi-Faceted Role of the CDO

The core mission of a chief data officer in a public sector organization is to improve management of information assets. The size and complexity of public sector IT in supporting various service domains requires that CDOs get involved in multiple levels of information management lifecycle. From developing a governance model for enterprise information management and business value alignment, master data management, data profiling and data quality, advocating for managing information as an asset and data-driven business decision making, to expanding the role of data analytics and creating a single-view of the client, CDOs play a strategic role in the organization.

Ali FarahaniChief Data OfficerLA County

Inderpal Bhandari recently joined Cambia as the company’s Chief Data Officer. In this newly created role, he will leverage his extensive experience in data analytics and management to lead the development of Cambia’s data strategy, and help drive the transformation of the company’s consumer experience strategies.Inderpal brings to Cambia more than 20 years of experience in leadership roles at such leading companies as Express Scripts/Medco Health Solutions and IBM. Health Solutions over three years. 

Inderpal BhandariChief Data OfficerCambia Health Solutions

Joy BonaguroChief Data OfficerSan Francisco City & State

Actionable Data in Healthcare Trumps Big Data, Every Time

Data plays a big role in healthcare as providers and advocates work to improve access, affordability and quality for patients. But meaningful innovation is possible only when “big data” is made actionable. As Chief Data Officer at Express Scripts, the nation’s biggest pharmacy benefit manager covering one in three Americans, Inderpal Bhandari oversaw the synthesis of data generated by 100 million Americans and 1.4 billion prescriptions each year. Learn how he combines this data with behavioral sciences and clinical specialization to drive Health Decision ScienceSM, a unique platform for industry-leading tools that guide patients, physicians and payers toward better healthcare decisions and healthier clinical and financial outcomes.

Speaker Information

Jacklyn Osborne is the Americas Chief Data Officer and Global Head of Data Policies for HSBC Global Making & Markets. She is responsible for the design, execution and governance of a cohesive enterprise data strategy including the development and implementation of data policies & standards ensuring complete, accurate, timely and consistent data across the Firm. She serves as a liaison between business and technology to ensure that data related business requirements are clearly defined and understood as part of the project prioritization, planning, and execution process. Prior to joining HSBC, Ms. Osborne spent ten years in client data management, change delivery, vendor governance and information security in the public and government sectors, including eight years at UBS Financial Services and two years at the National Cyber Security Division of the Department of Homeland Security. 

Jacklyn OsborneChief Data OfficerHSBC

Vitaly Gordon is a senior data scientist on the LinkedIn Product Data Science team where he develops data products that most of you use every day. Prior to LinkedIn, Vitaly founded the data science team at LivePerson and worked in the elite 8200 unit (the Israeli equivalent of the NSA), leading a team of researchers in developing algorithms to fight terrorism. His contributions have been recognized through a number of awards including the “Life Source” award, an award given each year deemed most high-impact in saving lives.

Vitaly GordonSenior Data ScientistLinkedIn

How LinkedIn Leveraged its Data to Become the World’s Largest Professional Network

Data science can be very powerful, but data science can also be very hard. In this talk, Vitaly Gordon, a Senior Data Scientist at LinkedIn will walk you through the history of achievements, challenges and lessons of how LinkedIn transformed itself from a small data startup to a big data enterprise.

Inside eBay Inc’s Massive Data Refinery

Data is one of eBay Inc.’s most critical assets and is instrumental to delighting our eBay and PayPal customers with experiences they love and rely upon. Enabling our business and development teams to process and use massive amount of data in an agile manner is a significant  competitive  advantage for eBay Inc. In this presentation, we will describe the data infrastructure and technologies that enable eBay Inc. to store, manage and process the data that powers eBay Inc.

Debashis is responsible for eBay Inc.'s massive and highly available Data Infrastructure platforms, systems and services, that provide the foundation of world's most innovative data driven commerce & payment networks.

Debashis SahaVP, Global Data InfrastructureeBay

Lessons From the Trenches: Building & Implement ing a Data Governance Framework

The understanding of the importance of data quality and ultimately the need data governance is known and exponentially growing.   Senior Executives understand that good data quality can be tied to many (if not all) of the enterprise objectives. The top three include: Reduce Cost, Improve Growth, and Reduce Risk.   The question...therefore is not around the what or thewhy but about the how.  More specifically; how should an enterprise implement a data governance framework and more importantly how can it evidence "optimized" data maturity. This presentation will focus entirely on answering those questions and will use real case studies to highlight lessons learned and best practices.

Mehmet GokerVP, Data & Analytics Salesforce

Three Keys to Building Success and Traction with your CEO and C-Suite Peers

Chief Data Officers face many challenges and obstacles to success when they take the role. One of the biggest is how the organization participates or does not participate with the role. Based on findings from IBM Institute for Business Value C-suite studies, this session focuses on three keys for building traction and success: 1) prioritizing initiatives for highest impact, 2) generating traction through small successes (breaking down data siloes), and 3) creating data and analytics strategy that garners impact now and builds toward the future.

Cortnie Abercrombie is the Emerging Roles Leader for Big Data & Analytics at IBM. Her career has focused on inspiring and inciting innovation and action using data and analytics at a multitude of companies and industries including: Verizon, Citi, NTT and IBM. With one of the most unique roles in the industry, Cortnie is a passionate advocate and evangelist of Chief Data Officers, Chief Analytics Officers and Chief Data Scientists.

Speaker Information

Juan Lavista is a Principal Data Scientist for Bing at Microsoft, where he works with a team of data scientist searching for insights in petabytes of data.   Juan joined Microsoft to work for the Microsoft Experimentation Platform (EXP) where he designed and ran control experiments across different Microsoft properties. Before joining Microsoft, Juan was the CTO and cofounder of alerts.com.

Deriving Conclusions from Data

The Gold standard to prove   casualty is the randomized control experiment, but this is not enough. It is also necessary to understand that to have a culture of experimentation, we first need to understand that when an idea fails, this is not an error and important lessons can be learned. This presentation will going to review not only the  necessity of randomized control experiments or A/B Testing , but the design, lessons learned , and the cultural challenges of organizations to become data driven. 

Juan Miguel LavistaPrincipal Data ScientistMicrosoft

Philippe De Smedt is Chief Data Architect with Visa Inc. In this role, he is responsible for creating Visa’s Enterprise Data Strategy. He has been with the company for over 8 years. Prior to Visa, he was in leadership roles with Oracle and Hewlett-Packard Laboratories, and served as Chief Architect of two start-ups. Philippe started his career at Digital Equipment Corporation. He holds graduate degrees in business and technology from the University of California at Berkeley and Stanford University, and has attended executive programs at the MIT.

Philippe De SmedtPrincipal Data ScientistMicrosoft

Cortnie AbercrombieEmerging Roles LeaderIBM

Building a Data Driven Culture

For many businesses, data is now considered among their most important assets.  This realization has shifted the focus on data from the IT organization to business decision makers.   Business leaders understand what value data can bring to making timely, well-informed and impactful decisions, but only if it is managed, understood and governed consistently across the organization.   From a technology perspective, many data management disciplines and technologies can be deployed, but first, siloes within the IT organization, each historically focused on a narrow set of capabilities, need to be broken down.   Complementing this, the business needs to clearly articulate its data requirements to IT, and conversely, IT needs to be accepting of the fact that, more and more, requirements will come from the business, rather than being IT driven. 

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For larger groups or special requests contact Sean by calling +1 415 692 5514 or email sforeman@theiegroup.com* Team discounts are applicable at the point of registration only.

Group Discount Offers3 Silver Passes: $3000 ($1000 per attendee)5 Silver Passes: $4750 ($950 per attendee)3 Gold Passes: $4200 ($1400 per attendee)5 Gold Passes: $6250 ($1250 per attendee)3 Diamond Passes: $4800 ($1600 per attendee)5 Diamond Passes: $7250 ($1450 per attendee)

Chief Data Officer SummitDate: May 22 & 23, 2014Location: San Francisco, CAVenue: Parc 55 Wyndham

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