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Data Science Festival 2021

27 November 2021

Date27 November 2021

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ChatSpeaker: Ebru Cucen

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Join Nicki Watt and Ebru Cucen at the Data Science Festival 2021 for their talk “Connecting the Dots: Harnessing the Power of Graphs & ML”

Session Abstract:
The world is becoming more complex, and more so than ever informed decision making has become critical for managing the uncertainty this creates.
James Fowler notes that “Relationships are the strongest predictors of behaviour” in his book “Connected”. Graphs provide a very natural way to model complexity, including constantly changing and evolving relationships. Graphs (in the mathematical sense) are extremely good at encapsulating and being able to embody and convey crucial data (context) about how and why entities are related to one another. Such information can often be THE crucial piece of a puzzle needed to answer complex business questions, or indeed to serve as the secret ingredient to unlock, optimise and improve predictive ML models to help us do this.
Whilst ML is already helping us make better decisions if predictive information like relationships can be even more deeply embedded and taken into account, the potential for better answers can be significantly enhanced.
This talk aims to provide a tour of, and insights into how graphs can help improve upon the predictions and answers arrived at by using traditional ML algorithms and approaches alone. We show how you are able to combine the power of both graphs and ML (in a variety of different ways) to help you arrive at better answers compared to using standard ML approaches alone. This includes diving into some demos of key approaches to illustrate and explain the ideas along the way.

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Exploring Complexity – How Graph Data Science is pushing new boundaries

2 November 2021

Date2 November 2021

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ChatSpeaker: Nicki Watt

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We live in a connected world where decisions and predictions about how best to operate need to take multiple factors and relationships into account. While much is being made of traditional AI and ML approaches, Graph Data Science is shaping up to become a greater key contributor to the toolbox of being able to explore and unlock more insights and accurate predictions for highly complex cases. There have also been a number of innovations over the last decade or so, and more so recently, which continues to further push new boundaries. This is what our panel will look to dive into and explore.

Joining us in this discussion is Paco Nathan, Lead OSS Committer, Advisor on AI/Data Science/Graph and Managing Partner at Derwen Inc., Dan McCreary, Distinguished Engineer from Optum, and Dr. Alessandro Negro, Chief Scientist at GraphAware.

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Virtual Meetup: User-centric Platform Engineering

9 July 2020

Date9 July 2020

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GroupOpenCredo Speaking

ChatSpeaker: Nicki Watt

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OpenCredo and Design Thinking London are partnering to welcome you to this virtual meetup.

The evolution and importance of user experience
If you want to create solutions for your users that add real value and can be easily adopted by them, you need to truly understand their needs and involve them in the process of designing the solution.

A lot of companies have acknowledged this need to become more user-centered in the delivery of customer-facing services. However, there appears to be an untapped potential when it comes to delivering frictionless experiences for the internal users responsible for actually developing and supporting these services, i.e. the employees. Join us in this event to get insights about how OpenCredo has gone about designing, building, and operating platforms (Platform Engineering) for application development teams to use. They will be drawing attention to the importance of good user experience, in this case, Developer Experience (DevEx) as a way to help to make a positive business impact including increased productivity and reduced frustration for teams.

This meet-up will cover:
The importance of User Experience (UX) and more specifically Developer Experience (DexEx)
Practical learnings and considerations on how to apply a more user-centered approach to platform engineering

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