Sessions
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About
Download the flyerThis short program addresses data thinking and data-driven innovation as well as privacy, ethical and other risks associated with an increasing use of data. Useful tools and canvases to support data thinking will be presented and applied. Managerial blindness, ethical issues and other traps of Data Science are risks that need to be managed effectively to create a robust data-driven oriented business.
We will discuss the challenges of data sharing and data sovereignty in value-added services and ecosystems. We will conclude by providing ideas on how to make use of external and open data such as crowdsourcing.
Learning objectives
- Apply useful tools and canvases to support data thinking and identify use cases for data-driven innovation.
- Analyze data sharing needs and data sovereignty in ecosystems and identify the data platforms needed.
- Identify and manage the risks (managerial, organizational and ethical) that come with data-driven decision making.
Target audience
- Identify and manage the risks (managerial, organizational and ethical) that come with data-driven decision making.
- Business intelligence (BI) and data managers, data engineers and data architects who want to manage successful data-driven transformation.
- Data champions and executives in business lines (HR, Marketing, Operations, …) who want to become more data and analytics-savvy.
Program
This short program Data innovation, privacy & risks was built for professionals seeking to learn about fondamental concepts and then practice them trough practical exercices.
There is a strong emphasis on practical application supported by relevant models and theories, with the use of exercises and break-out groups, industry examples and guest speakers.
This approach will allow the participants to deploy the concepts presented during the course as well as forging a strong analytical mindset to tackle future challenges they might face on.
Modalities
Admission criteria
MotivationWe offer quality programs accessible to all professionals who have decided to develop new skills.
ParticipationThis short program requires your presence and participation.
PrerequisitesFollow blocks 1, 2 and 3 of the CAS in Data science & management
Payment terms
Price: 5 000 CHFAll expenses related to continuing education are, except in exceptional cases, tax deductible.
Discount (10%): -500 CHFA discount is offered to contributing members of Alumni HEC or Alumni EPFL or early bird registrations (non cumulative offer).
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