Data Mesh, Analytics & Data Science, Cloud Data Warehousing, Data Governance, Data Modelling, DataOps

[New format: First day In-Person at our venue in Utrecht with live stream and second day Virtual Delivery and English-only.]

[At the request of the hotel staff or Adept Events organisation, you will have to use the CoronaCheck app to present a valid coronavirus entry pass.  If corona restrictions prevent us from running on-site hybrid at the venue in Utrecht on March 29, we will revert to virtual delivery instead.]

[Update coronavirus.]

Adept Events announces the first double hybrid conference. On the first day you can join us in Utrecht at our venue and all speakers will deliver In-Person sessions. On the second day you can only attend Online with all speakers delivering virtual sessions. Secondly, the conference on day-one in Utrecht will be hybrid as well, offering in-person delivery combined with live video streaming so that you can choose.

The Data Warehousing & Business Intelligence Summit covers trends, new technologies, emerging paradigms offered to you by thought leaders on these domains. It offers practical guidelines, tools and do’s and don’ts to support current and upcoming issues. You will meet well-known speakers and thought leaders from The Netherlands and abroad and representatives of large international organizations such as APG. Our line-up includes Donald Farmer, John O’Brien, Barry Devlin, Alec Sharp, Keith McCormick, Lawrence Corr, Jan Henderyckx, Marco Brattinga, Tanja Ubert, Gabriella Obispa, Arjen Bouman, Niels Naglé, Vincent Goris and Rick van der Lans. This top-tier line-up of speakers is eager to share their knowledge and experience with you.

Some topics that will be covered these days:

• What are Data Mesh and Data Fabric data architecture frameworks and when does it apply to your situation? [Video introduction]
• Semantic modeling and data lineage
• The effect of data minimization on data warehouses, data lakes, and data hubs [Video introduction]
• A practical entry point to embedding ethics into your data team
• Hybrid modelstorming – starting in-person and completing in the cloud
• Learn what makes Deep Learning so powerful and understand why for many use cases traditional machine learning continues to be a much better option [Video introduction]
• Sharing enterprise data: security, privacy, governance, compliance – the essential differences [Video-introduction]
• Moving from a technology centric to an integrated data strategy
• Concept Modelling: an angst-free framework for developing definitions [Video introduction]
• Building a business-driven roadmap for modern Cloud data architecture [Video introduction]
• DataOps: challenges, best practices and lessons learned.

Break-out sessions with speakers
Following each presentation, the online participants have the opportunity to talk with the speaker in a separate break-out room. This is done in the well-known ‘Zoom format’ where everyone can see each other and unmute themselves. This takes place parallel to the conference program, which of course continues according to the schedule. If necessary, you can always review the video recording of (the start of) the next presentation.

Pre/Post-conference seminars by Donald Farmer, Alec Sharp, Keith McCormick and John O’Brien
Preceding and following the conference we will run several half day virtual seminars by acclaimed international speakers. If combined with conference, the registration fee is only € 250,- for each half day seminar. You can easily register for these on the conference registration form.

• Profiting with Practical Supervised Machine Learning. Practical approach by Keith McCormick on March 15
• The Data-Process Connection. Practical tutorial on Concept Modelling by Alec Sharp on March 17 
• Data and Analytics as a Line of Business. Practical guidelines for your data analytics strategy by Donald Farmer on March 31 [Video introduction]
• DataOps for Better and Faster Analytics. Leveraging on your DataOps by John O’Brien on April 7.

You can, of course, also attend these seminars without attending the conference. Each seminar, in addition to being listed on this conference website, is also listed on the Adept Events website and registration is possible for each separately if desired.

Limited time? Join one day & conference recordings
Can you only attend one day? It is possible to attend only the first or only the second conference day and of course the full conference. The presentations by our speakers have been selected in such a way that they can stand on their own. This enables you to attend the second conference day even if you did not attend the first (or the other way around). Delegates also gain four months access to the conference recordings so there’s no need to miss out on any session.

Who should attend
The two day DW&BI Summit is geared to for IT Executives, IT Management and Architects, business intelligence and data warehousing professionals who wish to take a detailed and practical look at the latest developments in Data Warehousing and Business Intelligence. The following professionals should attend:

• IT executives and managers
• Sponsors of BI and DW programs
• Business technology managers
• BI/DW project managers
• Data warehousing architects
• Business intelligence practitioners
• Business analysts
• Data scientists
• Technology architects
• Data architects and data modelers
• Project and program managers
• Data integrators
• Developers of BI and DW systems
• Business and IT consultants.

Be sure to download the BI-Platform conference app on your smartphone or tablet.

This is the ninth edition of DW&BI Summit in The Netherlands. This upcoming edition you can benefit from the expertise of Donald Farmer, Barry Devlin, Alec Sharp, Lawrence Corr, John O’Brien, Rick van der Lans and many others. Each year will see key note presentations by the crème de la crème of the international data warehouse and BI community. Internationally acclaimed speakers like Bill Inmon, Claudia Imhoff, Donald Farmer, Nigel Pendse, Colin White, Mike Ferguson, Kent Graziano, Lawrence Corr, Nigel Turner, Keith McCormick, Wayne Eckerson, Dave Wells, Mark Madsen, William McKnight, Richard Hackathorn, John Ladley, Dan Linstedt, Barry Devlin, Krish Krishnan, Daragh O Brien and Jan Henderyckx have graced  the predecessor of this conference with their presence.