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On Thursday, 18 May 2017, the SAS Forum Switzerland 2017 will take place in the Kongresshaus Zurich. This networking event primarily focuses on the topic of analytics. These days, companies in every sector are confronted with the challenge of evaluating and analysing the continually growing mountains of data. Also the fact that the business processes are continually increasing, and becoming more complex and intermeshed, is a reason to look into this topic intensively. Find out everything you need to know about the topics of Big Data & analytics & cloud, customer intelligence and risk & fraud management, and get to know the latest technologies at the SAS Forum Switzerland.
b.telligent on site
b.telligent, one of the leading consulting companies for Business Intelligence, Customer Relationship Management, DWH and Big Data in the DACH area, will also be there on 18 May 2017. Our Manager and Managing Director for Switzerland, Klaus Blaschek, will visualise the event. b.telligent already created a partnership with SAS a few years ago, and therefore supplemented their own portfolio of products and services with another technology partner. Yet this is just one of the reasons, why the experts from b.telligent are ideally placed at this event. Also, the long-standing and broad SAS expertise and SAS project experience of the b.telligent consultants, who also have numerous SAS certifications, make it obligatory for b.telligent to participate in the SAS Forum.
Agenda Highlights
SAS has provided some exciting highlights in the course of the lecture programme. Get an insight into the latest technologies such as data management, Big Data Lab and Cloud Analytics, and find out how you can get the most out of both large and small data quantities.
A further highlight of the SAS forum will be the key note lecture by Neil Harbisson. The avant-garde artist from New York has an antenna implanted in his skull, and officially counts as a Cyborg. With his antenna, he can obtain audible vibrations and measurements from electromagnetic radiation, telephone calls, music etc., and receive signals and data from satellites. You can find further information on this exciting lecture, and a detailed agenda here.
Take the opportunity to discuss the latest trends in the area of Big Data with industry colleagues and experts, and contact us today to participate in the event free of charge.
We look forward to hearing from you and your participation!
