NASSCOM’s 2nd edition of Big Data and Analytics Summit in Hyderabad

Big Data is no longer a fad but a critical tool that many businesses around the world have embraced. Organizations are using various Analytics tools to decode the vast volume of diverse data available to optimize their outputs and rethink their business performance and strategy.

Many businesses have adopted Big Data and Analytics and are leading in the market, while others are still new to this. To help businesses leverage from Big Data Technology and to create new opportunities, NASSCOM is back with its 2nd edition of the Big Data and Analytics Summit. The first edition, “Big Data Analytics – A Big Fish” was centered around capturing the essence of Analytics and demystifying how businesses could overcome the challenges and implement big data analytics. The 2nd Edition, hosted at the Trident Hotel, Hyderabad, on the 27th of June will focus on “Industrialization of Analytics”.

The summit will be primarily focusing on what it takes to build an Analytically-mature organization with analytics embedded at the business core & across the business value chain. The summit attracts the global stake holders, global thought leaders and Analysts under one platform to discuss, debate and explore how businesses can leverage on the big data opportunity efficient solutions.

Some of the speakers at this year’s summit include Caroline Conway (Sr. Director Strategy, Analytics & Services, Global Business Processes, Walmart), Joe Coyle (Vice President, Chief Technology Officer, Capgemini US LLC), Michael Barnes (Principal Analyst, Forrester Research), Michael Svilar (Managing Director, Accenture Analytics), Galit Shmueli (Professor, Indian School of Business), Damon Frost (Director & Global Business Process Services leader, P&G’s Global Business Services).

The view the full agenda of the event, click here

You can register for the event here : http://nasscombigdata.doattend.com/

Date : 27th June. 2014
Time : 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM
Venue : The Trident, Hyderabad

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