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Big Data Conference Europe 2022

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KEYNOTE: You Are Overthinking Data QualitySteve Upton58m
Argument: teams are overcomplicating data quality when specifics matter — what is the precise failure mode, what tests catch it, how many rows break it, and…
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Keeping Your AI/ML Data SecureRadu Vunvulea45m
Claim: 80% of security breaches involve privileged credentials and roughly half of databases lack encryption; about 25% of organisations see cryptojacking…
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PostgreSQL Distributed & Secure Database Ecosystem BuildingJuan Pan42m
Claim: transform existing PostgreSQL into a sharded, compute/storage–split database using Apache ShardingSphere, deploying stateless distributed SQL compute…
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Encounters of the Third Kind With the Multimodal Generative AI RevolutionJavier Ideami43m
Claims that generative models recreate humanlike system one creativity get concrete here: recent projects include dead Jennifer's and the Lost landscape…
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Methods and Tools for Time Series Data Science ProblemsJay Alexander Clifford44m
Shows a concrete pipeline: data ingested by Telegraf execd processor, fed to a Python script using statsmodels to apply Holt Winters (double/triple exponential…
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Challenges and IBM Hardware Strategy to Cater With Clients NeedsEric Aquaronne43m
Claims that CPU P10/P11 and Z P11 chips embed AI accelerators to run inference at transaction time and cut latency into single-digit milliseconds for hundreds…
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Foundations of Data TeamsJesse Anderson39m
Claims a 85% fail rate for data projects and argues failures come from missing specifics not wrong vendors; recommends staffing where a data scientist has 1:2…
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Modernizing DataPlatform & Accelerating Business With InsightsJustina Sabiene, Josefine Boqvist46m
Telia modernizes a cross‑market analytics stack that runs 3 million queries/day, serves ~5,000 active Click users and shares 100+ common analytical products…
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Daniele Montesi & Emanuele ViglianisiDaniele Montesi, Emanuele Viglianisi41m
Scalable platform Zero2Hero runs on Azure and Databricks ingesting ~0.5 TB/day through Event Hubs into bronze/silver/gold Delta tables with ~200 ETL pipelines…
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Practical Aspects of Applying Modern Computer Vision TechnologiesDaria Lashkevich41m
Built a factory Quality Inspector from cameras to deployment that runs 200+ use cases across nine plants, claims savings of €10k–€1M per year, and meets client…
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Marija SelakovicMarija Selakovic42m
Claims that CrateDB handles industrial time series by combining SQL with Lucene-based indexing and columnar doc values for fast aggregations, using a…
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Gender Bias in Artificial IntelligenceShalvi Mahajan22m
Claims: translation tools map doctor to male and nurse to female, credit-card automation gives identical-history women lower limits, facial recognition…
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How to Detect Malware in Encrypted Traffic WITHOUT DecryptionFlo Pachinger51m
Claims that metadata alone flags malware without decryption using TLS client hello fingerprints plus destination context and a weighted Naive Bayes classifier…
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Panel Discussion: Business Side of Data Science46m
Panelists cite concrete claims and measures: 92 percent say culture not tech blocks adoption, surveys report one in four AI initiatives reach production but…
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Data Horizons With PostgresBruce Momjian48m
Argues that Postgres is a practical relational plus platform built for mixed workloads: native JSONB with GIN indexing, full‑text search via GIN/GIST, GIS via…
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Machine Learning + Graph Databases for Better RecommendationsChristopher Woodward50m
A demo movie site called Arango Flix demonstrates storing similarity edges in ArangoDB and serving recommendations via AQL; content methods use TF IDF and BM25…
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Getting Started With Data Pipelines Using Apache AirflowRicardo Sueiras46m
Shows a working Apache Airflow pipeline defined as Python DAGs, using bash, Python, S3 sensors, Athena and Redshift operators, run locally with a provided…
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KEYNOTE: The Names of The Data Leadership GamePawel Rzeszucinski50m
Argues data leadership is an infinite game and efficiency matters at three levels: individual, team, organization; claims 70% experience it (impostor syndrome)…
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AI in a Minefield: Learning from Poisoned DataJohnathan Azaria46m
Clear, concrete coverage of how training-data attacks work and real examples — fake review campaigns, spam-label poisoning against Gmail, and steganographic…
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One Year in a Data Mesh at PayPalJean-Georges Perrin49m
Claims a homegrown data mesh at PayPal delivers faster, governed analytics by treating domain-aligned data quanta as products with built-in discovery and…
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FLiP Into Pulsar AppsTimothy J Spann46m
Claims that Apache Pulsar unifies messaging and streaming with tiered storage and compute/storage separation, supports mqtt and rabbitmq protocols, and has a…
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Julia, Python, R & Scala – A Comparison From ExperienceStephan Sahm46m
Promises concrete comparisons: cites multi dispatch and claims Julia beats Java/Scala for numeric code, shows Spark/Scala as the industrial standard for batch…
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KEYNOTE: How We Developing Data Services/Products in GitLab.comRadovan Bacovic51m
GitLab.com describes an almost-100%-open-source enterprise data platform that dogfoods its own product, handles 13+ million users with a 1,600+ fully remote…
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Notebook To ProductionNir Barazida39m
Claims a reproducible path from notebook to production using six principles: host code as Python modules, version everything (code data models experiments)…
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Indexing Your Office DocumentsDavid Pilato48m
Demonstrates how Apache Tika powers the ingest-attachment plugin to extract text and metadata from base64 blobs sent to Elasticsearch, shows the cost of…
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AI in Selection of CandidatesBas van de Haterd45m
Claims and concrete results matter: cognitive testing for air traffic controllers yields a 160% improvement in quality of hire while broadening the pool by a…
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Implement a Serverless Data Analytics strategyRoberto Freato52m
Concrete outcome first: Azure storage Gen2 holds month of event files that are partitioned by type/year/month/day and 35 reports merged into single Parquet…
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Martin Förtsch, Thomas Endres & Jonas MayerMartin Förtsch, Thomas Endres, Jonas Mayer49m
Claim: an ironic system that automates trash‑posting and replies on social media by fine‑tuning language models and synthesizing many voices. Implementation…
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Measuring Data FAIRness: Lessons From the NHS, ONS and IPCCAdam Milward42m
Claims concrete wins: a Metadata Works catalog built to an ISO triple 179-based schema, populated by a push that yields 450 datasets in three months versus 15…
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Developing Intuition For AI As A Leader: Path To Data LiteracyKuba Misiorny46m
Claims that narrow AI mainly reduces prediction costs and will spawn new business sectors, with specifics: training machine learning models on historical data…
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Storage Requirements and Options for Running Spark on KubernetesRachit Arora46m
Concrete choices decide whether Spark on Kubernetes works: use mtdir for local scratch (host SSD tied to pod lifecycle) for high IOPS, use PVCs/CSI or NFS for…
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Because Having an AI Ethics Code Is Essential for Every Person Within a CompanyMauro Bennici42m
Argues every employee needs a clear AI ethics code and gives concrete failures: Cambridge Analytica harvesting Facebook data, MidJourney–generated art causing…
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Open Source Entity Resolution Using ZinggSonal Goyal36m
Zingg is an open source entity resolution system that combines a learned blocking model with a pairwise classifier, graph clustering and active learning to…
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Explainable Machine Learning ExplainedKarol Przystalski45m
Claims: convolutional models reach ~90% on image tasks but learn spurious cues (husky/wolf uses snow), and FDA needs explainability for MedTech. Tools shown…
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Watermarks - Practical Tool for Any Streaming and Event Processing ApplicationChristian Tzolov43m
Watermarks give a concrete way to close event‑time windows: sources emit a watermark (min of per‑input maxima), processors advance when watermark passes a…
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Changing Realities - The Final Frontier for Machine Learning?Tim Frey39m
Claim: real-world concept drift breaks static models and demands either continuous online learning or engineered features. Built an occupancy predictor for…
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Esther Huyer & Raymonde WeyzenEsther Huyer, Raymonde Weyzen46m
Support Centre for Data Sharing documents concrete wins and tools: an API friendliness checker, modular model contracts and a certification scheme under the…
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Legal Approach to the European Data StrategyRubén Cano47m
European regulators map concrete barriers: concentrated silos, poor interoperability, low data quality, weak cyber incentives and missing skills; GDPR is only…
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Multidimensional Indexing and Sampling on the LakePaola Pardo38m
A multi‑dimensional index (Cubist / Qbeast format) stores one file per spatial cube with per‑file weights so queries can read only matching files, run sampling…
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Shorten the Path to Production with In-Database Machine LearningPaige Roberts46m
Claims are concrete: Nimble Storage builds Infosight with in-database ML and HPE acquires it after 3× engineer productivity and 86% of cases auto-resolved…
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KEYNOTE: Why Customers Can’t or Won’t Use Your Technically-Right Data ProductsBrian O'Neill01h 05m
Claim: technically sound analytics fail when outputs don’t map to human goals. Evidence: surveys show >80% adoption problems; a cathedral fire detection UI…
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Panel Discussion: What is Hot in Data World in 2022?46m
Panelists describe concrete shifts not vague themes: Stable Diffusion open‑source release makes image models downloadable and sparks thousands of apps; large…
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Increasing Data Awareness with Self-Serve AnalyticsShadi Rostami34m
Describes concrete, actionable outcomes: amplitude adoption climbs from ~200 to 927 monthly users at one company and to 566 at another; a two‑month POC reaches…
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