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LONDON 2020 TRANSFORMS 2-3 SEPTEMBER, 2020 BUSINESS Excel CENTRE, LONDON HEADLINE PART OF AI EVENT OF ® WHERE AI LONDON 2020 TRANSFORMS 2-3 SEPTEMBER, 2020 BUSINESS ExCeL CENTRE, LONDON IN PARTNERSHIP WITH HEADLINE MEDIA PARTNER LONDON.THEAISUMMIT.COM #AISUMMIT HOW CAN WE HELP? INTRODUCTION WHY ATTEND THE AI ROADMAP CORE STAGES VERTICAL STAGES PREVIOUS SPEAKERS CONTACT US BOOK NOW The AI Summit London is not alone, just as AI is not the only technology businesses are working to harness. As the centrepiece to TechXLR8 – Europe’s most diverse technology exhibition – The AI Summit will take you through the complete tech journey with conferences focused on IoT; Cloud; Blockchain; Quantum and ARVR, while hosting their sector’s pioneering thought leaders. YOU’LL HAVE FULL ACCESS TO ALL EVENTS AT... ® 17000+ ATTENDEES ACROSS TWO DAYS Welcome to the summit of business transformation. The foremost conference and exhibition dedicated to 5000+ AI for the enterprise. GLOBAL ENTERPRISES REPRESENTED AI is transcending every area of business and society today, from global conglomerates to SMEs, from CIOs, to heads of functions, AI is fuelling operational and commercial evolution at a light-speed pace. 200+ GLOBAL SOLUTION PROVIDERS The AI Summit 2020 Series is here to guide you on your journey of business transformation whether you are initiating, implementing or optimising your AI projects. Supported by the technology leaders and global 300+ AI AUTHORITIES AND authorities, and through world-class business leaders, LEADERS TAKE STAGE we give you unmitigated access to the information and ® tools that will bring your AI business plans to life. 30+ HOURS OF HAND-ON The CPD Certification Service SEMINARS official member HEADLINE PART OF AI EVENT OF LONDON.THEAISUMMIT.COM #AISUMMIT The CPD Certification Service NEW FOR 2020 official member VISIONAIRES ASK AN ANALYST TECH FOR LOUNGE SESSIONS GOOD Available to the most senior decision makers, the Need clarity on a new industry development? Get a How is tech creating a better society? From healthcare VisionAIres Lounge is a first-class, exclusive environ- better perspective on the partnerships and invest- and education to energy and the environment, the ment for business leaders to cut out the noise of the ments happening across international markets? 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AI Project Labs are 1-hour seminars of up to 30 os, coolest robotics technology, high-growth start-up opportunity to spark conversation and debate across a attendees that allow delegates a unique opportunity to pitches, and presentations on the brand new Innovate host of topics with the industry thought leaders. These dive deep into specific topics or challenges and bench- Stage. Not to be missed! sessions have limited spaces – so please look out for mark ideas against industry peers. the sign up sheet after registration! HEADLINE PART OF AI EVENT OF LONDON.THEAISUMMIT.COM #AISUMMIT THE ENTERPRISE The AI Summit London has been built to transport you through the road-mapping journey – from initiation to The CPD Certification Service official member AI ROADMAP implementation, optimisation and innovation. 1 SEPTEMBER 2020 TRAINING INTRO TO AI IN INTRO TO AI IN INTRO TO AI IN PRACTICAL GUIDE TO INTRO TO AI IN MARKETING FINANCIAL HEALTHCARE: AI IN & SALES SERVICES TELECOMS AN OVERVIEW MANUFACTURING 2-3 SEPTEMBER 2020 CORE STAGES THE THE THE THE INITIATE IMPLEMENT OPTIMISE INNOVATE STAGE STAGE STAGE STAGE 2 SEPTEMBER 2020 VERTICAL STAGES 3 SEPTEMBER 2020 VERTICAL STAGES AI AI AI AI AI SALES, AI FINANCE MEDIA RETAIL HEALTHCARE MARKETING MANUFACTURING SUMMIT SUMMIT SUMMIT SUMMIT & CX SUMMIT SUMMIT 4 SEPTEMBER 2020 TRAINING PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS PRACTICAL GUIDE OF AI IN OF AI IN OF AI & DISRUPTIVE TECH IN TO AI IN MARKETING FINANCIAL HEALTHCARE: TELECOMS & SALES SERVICES A STRATEGIC GUIDE JOB TITLES IN ATTENDANCE INITIATE THEMES STAGE BOARD LEVEL Competing with industry disruption through tech C-SUITE Hosting the tech heavyweights SVP and global business leaders, Turning a brick and mortar business into the Initiate stage gives you an innovator the ideas and insights to spark VP your AI aspirations into life. Engage with CEOs of FTSE 100 Going beyond business: tech for the EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR businesses as well as the tech greater good superstars to put your business MANAGING DIRECTOR in the best possible position to Leading a company through digital kick off your AI journey. transformation COO CTO No other AI for Business event gets CEOs to come and share their business’ vision for CIO the future and the strategic direction given from the very top of the largest organisa- tions in the world. CFO EARLY CONFIRMED SPEAKERS INCLUDE CCO CSO CHIEF COGNITIVE OFFICER Adam Banks Yuri Sebregts Warren East Guus Dekkers Will Sprunt Zak Brown Chief Technology and Chief Technology Officer Chief Executive Officer Chief Technology Officer CIO Chief Executive Officer SVP TRANSFORMATION Information Officer Shell Rolls Royce Tesco Deliveroo McLaren Racing Maersk SVP DATA ANALYTICS SVP INNOVATION FULL AGENDA ALL SPEAKERS BECOME A SPONSOR BOOK NOW JOB TITLES IN ATTENDANCE IMPLEMENT THEMES GLOBAL HEAD OF STAGE LOGISTICS Designing and aligning organisational structures for AI MARKETING DIRECTOR Designed for business leads and CUSTOMER SERVICES senior strategists, the Implement Overcoming technical and operational DIRECTOR stage gets down and dirty with challenges when scaling POCs GLOBAL INNOVATION the practicalities of AI for the LEAD enterprise in 2020. Legacy heavy- DIRECTOR OF Building a cross-functional sustainable weights and rising pioneers alike PARTNERSHIPS will break down top AI use-cases data management strategy from inception to delivery and HEAD OF ENGINEERING explore the translation to com- Empowering your workforce with mercial success. integrated ML platforms TECHNICAL DIRECTOR DIRECTOR OF AI Whilst some sessions will go in depth on a particular product or solution, the focus will largely be on the actual implementation process and the associated obstacles/key HEAD OF AI considerations – looking at the ecosystem of the challenge as much as the actual technical solution for the challenge. CHIEF SCIENTIST HEADS OF BUSINESS EARLY CONFIRMED SPEAKERS INCLUDE INTELLIGENCE DIRECTOR OF AI PRODUCTS Alexandros Tzitzeras Emma Stromfelt Joost van der Burgt Ecaterina Harling Eline Chivot Richard Self Lead Data Scientist Chief Digital Officer Senior Policy Advisor, Head of IT Innovation Senior Policy Analyst Senior Lecturer in – Analytics Manager AniCura Artificial Intelligence EBRD Center for Data Governance of Advanced and Coca-Cola De Nederlandsche Innovation Emerging Technologies Bank University of Derby FULL AGENDA ALL SPEAKERS BECOME A SPONSOR BOOK NOW JOB TITLES IN ATTENDANCE OPTIMISE THEMES MACHINE VISION STAGE ANALYST Reproducing and Scaling Models with MLOps and AIOps NP ANALYST How can enterprises turbo- Building and Deploying Explainable, NLP DEVELOPER charge their AI projects? This is Robust and Regulatorily Compliant often the greater hurdle when AI Models AI ENGINEER it comes to AI. The Optimise AI Product Management – Designing, stage will give practitioners ML ENGINEER deep dive, technical presenta- Delivering and Optimising The Commercial Impact of AI Products tions and case studies uncover- SOFTWARE DEVELOPER ing the challenges of AI devel- AutoML and Augmented Analytics – opment and improvement. Realising The Future of The Intelligent ENTERPRISE ARCHITECT Enterprise SOLUTION ARCHITECT Whilst the presentations are technical in content, each one sits within the context of SOLUTIONS ENGINEER Applied Enterprise AI. This isn’t software engineering or data science for the sake of it – each talk – and presenter – has genuine insights into the technicalities of AI DEEP LEARNING ENGINEER deployment, and the methodologies required for success. DATA SECURITY ENGINEER EARLY CONFIRMED SPEAKERS INCLUDE CYBER SECURITY LEAD Peter Ondruska Pardeep Bassi Luis Vaquero Tomas Navarro Gustavo Perreira John Sandiford Head of Research Head of Data Science Head of Data Science Space Segment Engineer ML Lead Group Head of Data Lyft LV= Dyson European Space Agency Spotify Science & AI SSE FULL AGENDA ALL SPEAKERS BECOME A SPONSOR BOOK NOW JOB TITLES IN ATTENDANCE INNOVATE THEMES DEEP LEARNING STAGE RESEARCHERS Creating Intelligence PROFESSORS Hosting the tech heavyweights and global business leaders, TECHNICAL FOUNDERS the Initiate stage gives you Prediction, Detection And Protection DEEP LEARNING the ideas and insights to spark ENGINEER your AI aspirations into life. COMPUTATIONAL Seizing The Power of Intelligent Engage with CEOs of FTSE 100 LINGUIST businesses as well as the tech Automation superstars to put your business ALGORITHM ENGINEER in the best possible position to
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