TRACK 1 09.30 to 09.55 Welcome Note Óscar MéndezStratioCarmen VidalParadigma Digital 10.00 to 10.50 Staying Safe in the AI Future Cassie KozyrkovGoogle 11.00 to 11.40 It is a time for heroes. How technology will save the world José RuizParadigma Digital 11.45 to 12.25 Overview of Data Governance Paco NathanDerwen 12.35 to 13.15 Psychology, AI & Big Data: the Science of Influence Keith DearRoyal Air Force 13.20 to 14.00 Your customers are talking. Are you ready to listen? Joe RiceTwitter 14.05 to 14.45 Lessons learned from real AI deployments David TareenSAS Institute 14.50 to 15.30 Using Graphs for AI and ML with no BS Jim WebberNeo4J 15.35 to 16.15 How to train your robot (with Deep Reinforcement Learning) Lucas GarcíaMathWorks 16.20 to 17.00 Delta Lake: Reliability and Data Quality for Data Lakes and Apache Spark Michael ArmbrustDatabricks 17.05 to 17.45 From trained models to machine learning systems William BentonRed Hat 17.50 to 18.30 Big Data community… Are we close to the reality of our corporations or do we live in a separate world? Carlos BeldarraínMinsaitNacho ÁlvaroMinsait TRACK 2 11.00 to 11.40 Beyond the Hype: Entering a New Era of Blockchain Solutions Joost VolkerOracle 11.45 to 12.25 Smart Trains for a Smart Future Wael ElRifaiHitachi Vantara 12.35 to 13.15 Disrupting Energy Investment Carlos Javier Alía CifuentesRed Eléctrica de EspañaEduardo Sánchez CarballoStratio 13.20 to 14.00 AI: From helping humans to Ethics challenges Mónica VillasIMMUNE Coding Institute 14.05 to 14.45 It’s all about the data: 5+1 tech trends for the roaring 20s George AnadiotisLinked Data Orchestration 14.50 to 15.30 Scaling AI at large organization Juan José CasadoRepsol 15.35 to 16.15 Augmented Intelligence taking over AI or humans alone Constantino CasadoCAPSiDE | NTT 16.20 to 17.00 10 hot reasons your AI project might not work out great Nenad BozicSmartCat 17.05 to 17.45 Mastering operational efficiency: How to offer today real solutions to tomorrow’s quantum problems Albert MercadalFUJITSU EMEIA 17.50 to 18.30 Data, more than just a record in a database David ReyIdealista TRACK 3 11.00 to 11.40 Simplify data analysis over the cloud Luke HanKyligence 11.45 to 12.25 The case for a common Metadata Layer for Machine Learning Jörg SchadArangoDB 12.35 to 13.15 The present and the future of Cloudera Óscar Martínez RubiClearPeaks 13.20 to 14.00 Martech: No Data, No Party José Antonio Martínez AguilarMaking Science 14.05 to 14.45 Transforming Transport: Mobility meets big data David Pascual AntónMinsaitMarta Arranz CasadoMinsaitVíctor MorenoMinsait 14.50 to 15.30 Astronomical data analysis with Apache Spark Petar ZečevićSV Group 15.35 to 16.15 Recommendations in the real world Sophie WatsonRed Hat 16.20 to 17.00 Natural Language Generation: Explaining the unexplainable AI? Alberto BugarínUniversity of Santiago de Compostela 17.05 to 17.45 Sales AI: Building and maintaining a knowledge graph Eran AvidanIntel 17.50 to 18.30 The future was this: Serverless face recognition in real-time video Javier RamírezAmazon Web Services TRACK 4 11.00 to 11.40 Fix it before it Breaks: Incremental Learning for Predictive Maintenance Peter WebbMathWorksLucio CettoMathWorks 11.45 to 12.25 The end of the centralized era: Distribute or decentralize! Viktor JacynyczStratio 12.35 to 13.15 Time-Efficient Aircraft Fault Isolation Procedures with NLP techniques Miguel Martín AcostaAirbus Defense and SpaceRocío Martín MartínAirbus Defense and Space 13.20 to 14.00 IoT predictive maintenance for airplanes, bringing deep learning to the edge Rodrigo CabelloPlain ConceptsDaniela SolísPlain Concepts 14.05 to 14.45 Icaro project: Predicting Biosphere Behavior by using ML Cloud Engine Moisés MartínezSngularInés HuertasThe Sideways Project 14.50 to 15.30 From euros to zero: using Probabilistic Data Structures to reduce costs João NevesSiemensCarlos RodriguesSiemens 15.35 to 16.15 An Image is Worth a Thousand Words (Vol. 2) David López RecioMinsait 16.20 to 17.00 Fairing: Bringing Kubernetes for Data Scientists Karthik RamasamyGoogleVaibhav SinghGoogle 17.05 to 17.45 Operationalizing Data Science using the Azure stack María MedinaMicrosoft 17.50 to 18.30 From Big Data to Artificial Intelligence. Descriptive Vs predictive Marco Benjumeda Olocip TRACK 5 11.00 to 11.40 Solving Natural Language problems with scarce data Álvaro Barbero JiménezIIC 11.45 to 12.25 Detecting “things” with edge computing and the cloud, and all the stuff you don’t see Joaquín Amat RodrigoCEPSARamiro Manso AlarcónKeepler 12.35 to 13.15 Context-Based Interpretability for Visual Attention using AI Javier Martínez CebriánBBVA Next TechnologiesMiguel Ángel Fernández TorresCarlos III University 13.20 to 14.00 Data Intelligence driving vehicle electrification forward Jorge GonzálezGeotab 14.05 to 14.45 The delivery food algorithm to know your customers and improve their experience Enrique Fernández Just Eat 14.50 to 15.30 A Recommender Dart straight to DIA’s Traditional Coupon Assignment Heart Maite Álvarez DíazDIA GroupGuillermo Fernández RodríguezBBVA Next TechnologiesSaúl LugoDIA Group 15.35 to 16.15 #oneJourneyWiser Carlos HerreraCabify 16.20 to 17.00 Bip & Drive: Raising monitoring to the service of the business Nerea Sánchez FernándezOpen3sIván Sánchez ValenciaOpen3s 17.05 to 17.45 Designing for data: Improving the UX in the design of Big Data & AI products Sergio Ortega SantamaríaStratioYusef Hassan MonteroIndependent UX Consultant 17.50 to 18.30 A public-owned IoT network built by citizens: The Things Network Madrid Mario Briceño GonzálezSweeprÁngel Luis MartínezThe Things Network THURSDAY, 21st November 10.00 to 10.50 From HBDM (Human-Based Data Management) to AIDM (Artificial Intelligence Data Management) Óscar MéndezStratio 10.55 to 11.35 How Charts Lie Alberto CairoUniversity of Miami 11.40 to 12.20 AI for Good (and AI for Bad) Miguel Luengo-OrozUnited Nations Global Pulse 12.25 to 13.05 Helping companies to embrace AI: a Telco perspective Elena GilTelefónica 13.10 to 13.50 Keep Calm and Change Everything: experiences in digital transformation with Data Cristina ÁlvarezSantanderJosé Luis AgúndezSantander 13.55 to 14.35 Creating a Data Engineering Culture Jesse AndersonBig Data Institute 14.40 to 15.20 How I won the Alibaba self-driving LIDAR point cloud segmentation competition Andrés Torrubiafixr.com 15.25 to 16.05 Information is a Big Thing, by Newtral Marilín GonzaloNewtralRubén MíguezNewtral 16.10 to 16.50 And the human being became algorithm Andy StalmanTOTEM Branding 16.55 to 17.35 Living Apps Chema AlonsoTelefónica 10.55 to 11.35 Using Neo4j and Machine Learning to Create a Decision Engine Timothy WardCluedIn 11.40 to 12.20 Technoscience as the core of the Human Enterprise Beatriz Sanz SaizErnst and Young 12.25 to 13.05 Innovation journey in healthcare industries Eduardo W. JørgensenMedicsen 13.10 to 13.50 Unpacking AutoML Paco NathanDerwen 13.55 to 14.35 Self Sovereign Identity: Building the pillars of a new data economy Daniel DíezParadigma Digital 14.40 to 15.20 AI @ Scale Pablo PerisMicrosoftCarlos de HuertaMicrosoft 15.25 to 16.05 Disentangling risks, activity and performance through US corporate reports Tomasa RodrigoBBVA Research 16.10 to 16.50 Big Data and Smart Business: Making better decisions with mobile data Javier Pérez TruferoCARTODavid Fierro IglesiasVodafone 10.55 to 11.35 Purpose Built Databases: How to Build Modern Apps Antonio ÁlvarezAmazon Web Services 11.40 to 12.20 Data Driven Dashboards with Kibana Canvas Philipp KrennElastic 12.25 to 13.05 Fighting Online Harassment with State-of-the-art Artificial Intelligence Raúl ArrabalesSerendeepia ResearchJorge MuñozSerendeepia Research 13.10 to 13.50 AI and Medicine: From medical text, medical imaging… to genomics Aurelia Bustos MorenoMedbravo 13.55 to 14.35 Learning from 100M Users – The Evolution of Data Ingestion at Prezi Ivan SantiniPreziTamás NémethPrezi 14.40 to 15.20 xAI for unsupervised ML in anomaly detection. Use case of LUCA Comms Alberto Barbado GonzálezTelefónicaÁlvaro Sánchez PérezTelefónica 15.25 to 16.05 Machine Learning for federated privacy-preserving scenarios Roberto Díaz MoralesTree Technology 16.10 to 16.50 End-to-End ML pipelines with Beam, Flink, TensorFlow, and Hopsworks Theofilos KakantousisLogical Clocks 10.55 to 11.35 Thoughts on IoT with some blockchain Tim GravesOracle 11.40 to 12.20 Would you trust your model with your life? Research vs. reality in AI Heather GorrMathWorks 12.25 to 13.05 Jupyter Notebooks on GCP (Development Best Practices/Tooling) Viacheslav KovalevskyiGoogleMike ChengGoogle 13.10 to 13.50 Spotting Voice Keywords and Beyond – Harnessing Audio Data in Deep Learning Gabriele BunkheilaMathWorks 13.55 to 14.35 Distributed Deep Learning with Keras/TensorFlow on Spark: yes you can! Guglielmo IozziaMSD 14.40 to 15.20 Omni-Channel Customer-Centric Strategies in a Modern Architecture Luis García CastroINGPablo Ruiz SubiraING 15.25 to 16.05 The AI behind Alexa Germán ViscusoAmazon 16.10 to 16.50 Andorra DataHub: How Big Data is transforming a country Guillem FranciscoAndorra Innovation HubÓscar Martínez RubiClearPeaks 10.55 to 11.35 Developing a cloud-based pure real time streaming platform and use cases Rubén CasadoAccenture Digital 11.40 to 12.20 Core Analytics platform in a Cloud Andrés Macarrilla GarcíaParadigma DigitalAndrés Navidad LeónParadigma Digital 12.25 to 13.05 Big Graph Analytics in Caixabank Jenny BermúdezCaixaBank 13.10 to 13.50 Understanding unstructured data with Symbolic approaches to AI Cristina ArandaCo-founder of MujeresTech 13.55 to 14.35 From traditional Digital Banking to Intelligent Conversational Banking Javier Porras CastañoUnicaja 14.40 to 15.20 Bayesian Voice Emotion Detection Applied to Robotics: Adding Uncertainty Rubén Martínez SánchezDatahack 15.25 to 16.05 Safety Experience Engine (SEE). Content Qualification Cloud Tool Pedro Ventura PRISALander Trapaga CorralMinsait 16.10 to 16.50 AI-powered Automated Data Quality on Data Lakes Aitor MurguzurMicrosoft TRACK 2 TRACK 1 TRACK 3 TRACK 2 TRACK 4 TRACK 3 TRACK 5 TRACK 4