Deloitte School of Analytics

Demystifying Data Science: Leveraging this phenomenon to drive

your organisation forward
February 2018
Agenda
7 February 2018 8 February 2018 9 February 2018

• Practical Application of Machine • Practical Application of Machine

8:00 – 9:00 Networking Breakfast
Learning and Artificial Intelligence Learning and Artificial Intelligence
• Data Architecting for the Future: • Data Architecting for the Future:
9:00 – 9:15 Welcome & Introductions Agile Logical Data warehouse Agile Logical Data warehouse
Architecture Architecture
• Demystifying Data Science • Demystifying Data Science
9:15 – 10:00 Key-note Address by Larry Keeley

10:00 – 10:15 Tea break Tea break Tea break

Panel discussion: Becoming a data • Practical Application of Machine • Practical Application of Machine
10:15 – 11:00 driven organisation in the age of Learning and Artificial Intelligence Learning and Artificial Intelligence
robotics • Data Architecting for the Future: • Data Architecting for the Future:
Agile Logical Data warehouse Agile Logical Data warehouse
11:00 – 11:45 Case Study Architecture Architecture
• Demystifying Data Science • Demystifying Data Science
11:45 – 12:00 Closing and wrap up

Lunch and Case Study / Lunch and Case Study /

12:00 – 13:00 Lunch
Breakaway Session Breakaway Session
• Practical Application of Machine • Practical Application of Machine • Practical Application of Machine
Learning and Artificial Intelligence Learning and Artificial Intelligence Learning and Artificial Intelligence
• Data Architecting for the Future: • Data Architecting for the Future: • Data Architecting for the Future:
13:00 – 15:00
Agile Logical Data warehouse Agile Logical Data warehouse Agile Logical Data warehouse
Architecture Architecture Architecture
• Demystifying Data Science • Demystifying Data Science • Demystifying Data Science

15:00 – 15:15 Tea break Tea break

• Practical Application of Machine • Practical Application of Machine

Learning and Artificial Intelligence Learning and Artificial Intelligence
• Data Architecting for the Future: • Data Architecting for the Future:
15:15 – 17:00
Agile Logical Data warehouse Agile Logical Data warehouse
Architecture Architecture
• Demystifying Data Science • Demystifying Data Science
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Detailed track content breakdown per day
Practical Application of Machine Learning Data Architecting for the Future: Agile
Demystifying Data Science
and Artificial Intelligence Logical Data warehouse Architecture
• Introduction to AI and Deep Learning – • Characteristics of Traditional Data • What is the Organisational Value of Data
Part 1 Warehouse Architectures Science?
• Incorporating Big Data Technology, such • How is Data Science Different from Data
as Hadoop and NoSQL, in BI Systems Analytics?
• The Logical Data Warehouse Architecture • What are the Skills Needed for Data
7 February 2018

and the Concept of Abstraction Science?

• Combining Data Warehouses and Data • What Does a Data Scientist Do All Day?
Lakes • Orientation to Big Data
• The Pros and Cons of Moving the Data • Trends within the analytically competitive
Warehouse to the Cloud organisation
• From Operational BI to Fast Data and the • The advent of Data Science
Internet-of-Things • What is predictive analytics’ role in Big
• Data Warehouse Automation Data?
• Data Vault for Compliancy • ROI of data science, big data and
associated analytics
• The future of data science, big data and
advanced analytics

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Detailed track content breakdown per day
Practical Application of Machine Learning Data Architecting for the Future: Agile
Demystifying Data Science
and Artificial Intelligence Logical Data warehouse Architecture
• Introduction to AI and Deep Learning – • Challenges for the Classic Data Warehouse • Stats 101 in ten minutes
Part 2 Architecture • A / B testing and experiments
• Introduction to Data Mining in Python with • Implementing a Logical Data Warehouse • BI vs predictive analytics
the inclusion of Tensorflow – Part 1 with Data Virtualisation Servers (includes a • IT’s role in predictive analytics
Market Overview) • Statistics and machine learning:
• Importing non-relational data, such as XML complementary or competitive?
and JSON documents, web services, • Primary project types
NoSQL, and Hadoop data • Common analytic algorithms
• Improving the Query Performance of Data • Popular tools to manage large-scale
Virtualisation Servers analytics complexity
• Query Optimisation Techniques • Performing a data reconnaissance
• Caching of Virtual Tables to Improve • Building the analytic sandbox
Performance • Preparing train / test / validation data
• Big Data and the Logical Data Warehouse • Defining data sufficiency and scope
• Design Guidelines for a Logical Data • The Modeling Practice Framework™
Warehouse • The elements of an organisational analytics
8 February 2018

• Dealing with Data Quality and Master Data assessment

• Self-Service BI and the Logical Data • Project Definition: The blueprint for
Warehouse prescriptive analytics
• Migrating to a Logical Data Warehouse • The critical combination: predictive insights
• Physical Data Lakes or virtual Data Lakes? & strategy
• The Logical Data Warehouse and the • Establishing a supportive culture for goal-
Environment driven analytics
• Defining performance metrics to evaluate
the decision process
• What is the behavior that impacts
performance?
• Do resources support stated objectives?
• Leverage what you already have
• Developing and approving the Modeling
Plan
• Selecting the most strategic option
• Planning for deployment
• Measuring finalist models against
established benchmarks
• Preparing a final Rollout Plan
• Monitoring model performance for residual
benefit
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Detailed track content breakdown per day
Practical Application of Machine Learning Data Architecting for the Future: Agile
Demystifying Data Science
and Artificial Intelligence Logical Data warehouse Architecture
• Introduction to Data Mining in Python with • The Hadoop software stack explained, • Attracting and hiring the right analytic
the inclusion of Tensorflow – Part 2 including HDFS, MapReduce, YARN, Hive, talent
Storm, Sqoop, Flume, and HBase • The roles and functions of the fully-formed
• Spark is about in-memory analytical analytic project team
processing • Specialisation in analytic project teams
• Market overview of SQL-on-Hadoop • Analytic opportunity identification,
Engines qualification and prioritisation
• Classification of NoSQL database servers: • Organisational resistance and developing a
key-value stores, document stores, culture for change
column-family stores and graph data • Project failure is not the worst outcome
stores • Staging the organisational mind shift to
• Overview of Analytical SQL Database data-driven decisioning
9 February 2018

Servers - Big SQL • Motivating adoption by domain experts,

• The Coming of GPU SQL Databases end users and leadership
• Technologies for fast data and streaming • Recording ongoing organisational changes
analytics • Monitoring and advancing organisational
• NewSQL Database Servers for Big analytic performance
Transactional Workloads • “Democratising” analytics: Advantages and
• Graph Database Servers and Search risks of “self-service”
Technology • Standing up an agile analytic modeling
factory
• Knowledge retention and skill
reinforcement
• The Future of Data Science and Advanced
Analytics
• From Rhetoric to Reality
• Biggest Driver of Analytic Innovation
• What’s Next in Data Science?
• Defining Your Organisation’s Data Science
Reality

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