ELEKS and Droids Agency Will Give a Tech Talk About Data-Driven Business

ELEKS and Droids Agency invite you to an inspiring afternoon in Islands Brygge on the Copenhagen harbour front, with tech talks, cases, and inspiration. Come and hear about cases, both national and international, that show first-hand how to become a real data-centric business through strategic data harvesting, an AI-first mindset, and data-driven software development processes. Three tech leaders will dive into the topic:

• Keynote speaker: Henrik Vester, CCO in Brakeaway Lab
  Topic: Process Mining: AI and Machine Learning in your everyday work.
  A major challenge for all businesses, big or small, is how to drive strategic changes into operational models at high speed and deliver instant and real insight from the operational landscape to strategy makers. The talk will take you through live examples and business cases using Process Mining.
• Anatoliy Lytovchenko, Head of Software Architecture Office at ELEKS
  Topic: Data-driven solutions for business.
  The same solutions don't work for every business. The modern IT landscape is vast and complex, but the data is everywhere. We collect data, we analyze it, we visualize it, we predict it, and finally, it’s time to make business decisions based on data.
  “This is the event where we will be pleased to uncover how companies can use the power of data to improve their business. We will share our experience and our approaches, so everybody can open opportunities for using data and IT together.” Anatoliy Lytovchenko
• Kim Baden-Kristensen, Co-founder & CEO of Brain+
  Topic: Digital brain health: Training and rehabilitation of the brain with neuro games, machine learning, and gamified therapies.
  Neurorehabilitation is a massive challenge in today’s healthcare system. A rising number of people suffer from neurological and mental disorders, which affect and reduce fundamental cognitive brain functions.
  Technologies such as machine learning, computer games, behavioral therapy and game psychology can potentially create a highly motivating and effective treatment that increases involvement and improves rehabilitation.