The who’s who of Singapore’s business analytics at the 19th Infocomm and Media Horizons
The 19th Infocomm and Media Horizons (ICM Horizons) offers an exciting two-day program in Singapore with internationally known, high profile analytics pioneers and practitioners. ICM Horizons presents the who’s who of Singapore’s business analytics industry, and brings together industry thought leaders from Accenture, Deloitte, IBM, Revolution Analytics, SAP, SAS along with analytics practitioners from application verticals such as transportation, logistics, finance, and energy management. Our expert speakers will discuss key aspects of analytics including contemporary challenges, application case studies, pivotal technology trends, the emerging analytics landscape in Singapore, and visionary projections of the future.
ICM Horizons 2012 offers hot-topics tutorials ranging from real-time stream analytics, to Analytics Tool for Big Data, and High Performance Cloud Analytics. ICM Horizons will be co-located with the annual TechFest 2012 of the Institute for Infocomm Research (I2R). TechFest 2012 will showcase live demos of latest technologies from I2R and includes free admission.
The theme is “Leveraging Analytics to Drive Business”. There will also be a set of tutorials running on the 16th of August at the conference on topics such as the state of the art in Big Data, Real-Time Analytics and so on.
Event Details
When: Wednesday-Thursday 15-16th August 2012
Where: Genexis Theatre, Level 5 Fusionopolis, 1 Fusionopolis Way, Singapore 138632
REGISTER HERE.
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