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Tuesday, March 12
 

7:45am

Breakfast and Registration
Tuesday March 12, 2019 7:45am - 8:30am
7-Auditorium
  General

8:30am

Analytics and Data Summit Opening Remarks Tuesday
Dan Vlamis will introduce Analytics and Data Summit 2019 and Spatial Summit leaders will introduce the Spatial Summit during opening talks on Tuesday.
Speakers
avatar for Dan Vlamis

Dan Vlamis

President, Vlamis Software Solutions, Inc.
avatar for Mark Hornick

Mark Hornick

Senior Director, Oracle
Mark Hornick is the Senior Director of Product Management for the Oracle Machine Learning (OML) family of products. He leads the OML PM team and works closely with Product Development on product strategy, positioning, and evangelization, Mark has over 20 years of experience with integrating... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 8:30am - 9:00am
7-Auditorium
  General
  • Field 2 general

9:00am

Intelligent County and City
In this keynote, Jon Walton, the CIO of San Mateo County - where this conference is being held - will share his vision of use of Technology to make County and Cities more intelligent. Jon will share how technologies like AI, Mobile Solutions and IoT can improve the quality of life for residents and businesses. This will help the attendees understand what kind of Technologies and Solutions they can provide to the public sector.
Speakers
avatar for Jon Walton

Jon Walton

Chief Information Officer, County of San Mateo
Jon Walton’s passion is to look beyond the basics of traditional technology support. His vision of IT not only serves County employees, but also residents, visitors, and regional partners. Jon seeks to help bridge San Mateo County’s digital divide by bringing internet access to... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 9:00am - 10:00am
7-Auditorium
  General   Emerging Technologies
  • Field 2 general

10:10am

Deep Learning De-Mystified for Non-Data Scientists
As with machine learning, deep learning is often quoted but less often understood. In this session get a layman’s view of deep learning. This won’t make you a data scientist, but it will help you understand the basics. Get an overview of the underlying techniques, learn how neural networks operate, see some of the deep learning frameworks, and dive into some use cases of deploying the technology.
Speakers
avatar for Peter Jeffcock

Peter Jeffcock

Product Marketing, Oracle
Peter Jeffcock works in product marketing at Oracle, and has focused on Oracle's Big Data and Data Science platforms for the last 8 years. He is responsible for marketing and promoting these products into multiple market segments, as well as delivering training for both sales and... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 10:10am - 11:00am
1-Rm 102 350 Oracle Parkway, Redwood City, CA, United States
  Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
  • Field 2 general

10:10am

Generation Two: Data Lakes and Data Science on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Have you thought about how you will enable your AI strategy to work hand-in-hand with the full power of your enterprise data assets? Has it been aligned with a cloud first data lake and data management strategy? Have you thought through how it will be economically efficient - truly elastic - while also being performant, secure and highly available? Join this session to see how Oracle has taken a new integrated approach to a cloud native data lakes and data science on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. Through a combination of product development updates, live demonstrations and customer stories, see how Oracle is building out a cloud native, open and enterprise class set of services for data lakes and data science on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
Speakers
avatar for Mike Lehmann

Mike Lehmann

VP Product Management, Oracle, Big Data and Data Science
Mike Lehmann is Vice President of Product Management for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure leading a team responsible for developing and delivering a collection of modern Data Lake and Data Science cloud services. Prior to this role, Mike led product teams responsible for building out a... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 10:10am - 11:00am
3-Rm 104
  Big Data   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning   Data Warehousing and ETL

10:10am

What's new and what's coming with Oracle Analytics Cloud
In this session, we present the latest capabilties of Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) and their business value to end-users. The session will include numerous live product demonstrations. Aspects of the current roadmap and immediate upcoming OAC features will be presented too. Come and see us in this session if you are simply curious about OAC or if you are familiar with the product and interested in the latest capabilities and roamap.
Speakers
avatar for Philippe Lions

Philippe Lions

Sr. Director, Product Management/Strategy, Oracle
Philippe has an extensive experience with BI and data intelligence, both from the business user world side and the software designer world side. His career splits between holding Business Analyst roles in several corporations and for the second half, over a decade in BI Product Management... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 10:10am - 11:00am
6-Rm 203
  Business Analytics   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

10:10am

Microservices Essentials: Kubernetes and its Eco system, Data and Tx Patterns
This session is the first of a two-part series. The promises of the microservices model include reduced complexity, a module-specific data model,greater scaling at service level, faster development (API-First, Events-First, Domain Driven Design) and deployment (blue/green, ...), fault isolation, and so. In this session, we walk you through the essentials of microservices including: containers, orchestration, security, monitoring, tracing, servless/functions; data and transaction patterns such as event source, CQRS, Sagas; the various standards and services of it's container-native platform's eco-system including the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Container Engine for Kubernetes, OCI Registry, other OCI services, the Open Service Broker, Event Broker, CloudEvents, Istio service mesh as well as Kiali, Prometheus, Zipkin, and Grafana; and the Java MicroProfile. A demo will put all these in action and perspective.
Speakers
avatar for Kuassi Mensah

Kuassi Mensah

Director Product Management, Oracle USA
Kuassi is Director of Product Management at Oracle. He covers the following product areas (i) Java connectivity to DB  (Cloud,  on-premises): JDBC, JDBC Reactive Extensions, in-place DB processing with embedded JVM  (ii) Zero downtime, multi-tenancy, and sharding for Java apps... Read More →
avatar for Paul Parkinson

Paul Parkinson

Cloud Developer - Transaction Processing Lead, Oracle Corporation
Microservices and Cloud Development  Specialties:  Microservices  Cloud Development Transaction      Processing High-Availability Distributed Systems Kubernetes along with cloud providers and related            technologies Oracle database including RAC Game Developme... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 10:10am - 11:00am
4-Rm 105
  Emerging Technologies   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning   General

10:10am

Introduction to Graph Analytics and Oracle Graph Cloud Service
Graph analysis employs powerful algorithms to discover relationships in social networks, IoT, big data, data warehouses, and complex transaction data. The low-code, highly automated services for data scientists and developers in Oracle Graph Cloud Service will simplify the creation and management of graphs and allow for powerful graph analysis of database, data warehouse, and data lake content. In this session, see an overview and demos of Oracle Graph Cloud Service as well as the other graph technologies for Oracle Cloud, Oracle Database, NoSQL, Spark, and Hadoop including PGX analytics and PGQL property graph query language.


Speakers
avatar for Hans Viehmann

Hans Viehmann

Product Manager, ORACLE Corporation
Hans Viehmann is working for ORACLE Corporation as Product Manager for the Oracle Spatial and Graph option and the „Location Products“. He holds a degree in Physics from Hamburg University and started his career in Research before joining ORACLE over twenty years ago. After various... Read More →
avatar for Jean Ihm

Jean Ihm

Sr. Principal Product Manager, Oracle Spatial and Graph
I'm a Product Manager for Oracle Spatial and Graph technologies. Mapping and location and graph analysis for Database, Big Data, and the Cloud.
avatar for Korbi Schmid

Korbi Schmid

Senior Software Development Manager, Oracle
Korbi manages the development team responsible for Oracle's property graph technologies. His current focus area is building a new service which makes it easier than ever for customers to gain new insights into their data by using the latest advancements of Oracle’s graph analytics... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 10:10am - 11:00am
2-Rm 103
  Spatial and Graph   Business Analytics

10:10am

(HOL) Oracle Analytics Cloud: from A to Z
A full OAC workshop covering the following topics:
- Oracle Analytics Cloud Overview - What is it?
- Getting started with your first OAC instance
- Moving from on-premises OBIEE to OAC
- Data Preparation and Data Engineering in OAC
- What’s new in OAC 5 aka 18.3.3
- Platform Management and DevOps for OAC
- Becoming a Data Scientist with OAC


Speakers
avatar for Francesco Tisiot

Francesco Tisiot

BI Tech Lead, Rittman Mead
Francesco is the BI Tech Lead at Rittman Mead and an Analytics enthusiast. Analyst, architect and developer, he built expertise in the Data Integration and Business Analytics over the years. He also delivers Oracle trainings for Rittman Mead. Francesco is involved in the Oracle Analytics... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 10:10am - 12:05pm
5-Rm 202 HOL
  Business Analytics   General

11:15am

Oracle's Machine Learning Overview, New Features and Road Map
Oracle has been embedding machine learning algorithms into the SQL kernel of the Oracle Database for many years. Oracle Advanced Analytics 18c delivers significant performance gains and new algorithms including Random Forests, Neural Networks, Unsupervised Feature Selection, Partitioned models and Market Basket Analysis improvements. Data scientists can build models in-database on billions of records in minutes and “scores” millions of records in seconds. Now, Oracle Machine Learning, bundled in the Oracle Autonomous Database, adds collaborative machine learning notebooks for data scientists. Oracle also has added a Python API (OML4Py), ORAAH and new Cognitive Analytics for images, text and deploying models as Microservices. Oracle “moves the algorithms to the data” for hybrid data management and machine learning platforms that enable enterprise-wide machine learning model deployment. Come hear about the latest developments and what’s coming next from Oracle.
Speakers
avatar for Charlie Berger

Charlie Berger

Senior Director, Product Management, Oracle
Charlie Berger is the Sr. Director of Product Management, Machine Learning, AI and Cognitive Analytics in Oracle Server Technology. Since 1999, he has been responsible for Oracle’s machine learning—starting when Oracle acquired Thinking Machines Corporation where he was VP of... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 11:15am - 12:05pm
1-Rm 102 350 Oracle Parkway, Redwood City, CA, United States
  Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning   Big Data   Data Warehousing and ETL

11:15am

NoSQL on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
During this session we'll cover NoSQL solutions that are currently available on OCI, including MongoDB, DataStax and Couchbase. OCI is partnering closely with the leading vendors in this space to ensure that it is easy and simple for our customers to run whatever database they chose on Oracle's next generation cloud. We'll talk through the NoSQL ecosystem, covering open source, open core and close source products available in the ecosystem. All this is part of Oracle's broader commitment to building an open cloud. We'll discuss document stores, column stores and graph databases. We'll also demonstrate deploying a variety of these databases to OCI and discuss how a user can easily get started doing this on their own.
Speakers
avatar for Ben Lackey

Ben Lackey

Director, Data and AI Partnerships, Oracle
I lead a team focused on making it easy to run ISV workloads on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). We partner with NoSQL vendors as well as AI companies like H2O.ai and DataRobot. Prior to Oracle I worked in cloud partnerships at DataStax and Couchbase. I've worked in a variety of... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 11:15am - 12:05pm
3-Rm 104
  Big Data
  • Field 2 general

11:15am

Billboards to Dashboards: How OUTFRONT Media is Using OAC to Analyze Marketing
As one of the premier outdoor and Out-of-Home media organizations in the world, OUTFRONT Media (Formerly CBS Outdoor) serves America’s largest companies with complex marketing and media planning needs. You’ll hear how OUTFRONT’s analytics team has migrated from Oracle Business Intelligence Cloud Service (BICS) to Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC). You’ll hear how sales analytics and location analysis are leading the organization to new analytic insights and how a small team has produced gigantic results.
Speakers
avatar for Derek Hayden

Derek Hayden

VP, Application Development, OUTFRONT Media
Architect of an analytics team delivering real business value by allowing internal and external customers to better visualize, explore, and understand data while gaining new insights to make better decisions.
avatar for Tim Vlamis

Tim Vlamis

VP & Analytics Strategist, Vlamis Software Solutions
An Oracle Ace and expert in the visualization of data and the design of business analytics strategies, Tim combines a strong background in the application of Oracle-based business analytics and data mining with extensive experience in business modeling and valuation analysis. Tim... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 11:15am - 12:05pm
6-Rm 203
  Business Analytics

11:15am

The Case for Distributed Ledger: Enterprise Blockchains in Production
Enterprises are adopting permissioned blockchains across many industries. We’ll review some of the more illuminating deployments in Financial Services, Transportation/Logistics, Global Trade, Supply Chain, e-Commerce and others and discuss their approaches, benefits, technical implementation and gaps that needed to be addressed. Joined by CargoSmart - a founding member of the Global Shipping Business Network, a maritime shipping consortium of leading ocean carriers and terminal operators, we’ll share how Oracle Blockchain Platform helped to accelerate the process from development to production, how governance and access control issues were addressed, integration approaches with existing systems and other enterprise needs. We’ll also discuss business outcomes and other lessons from the trenches.




Speakers
avatar for Mark Rakhmilevich

Mark Rakhmilevich

Senior Director, Blockchain Product Management, Oracle
Mark Rakhmilevich is Senior Director of Blockchain Product Management at Oracle and is responsible for Blockchain Technologies strategy and products. He works closely with Oracle Development to evolve Oracle Blockchain Platform in the cloud and on-premises based on the needs of enterprise... Read More →
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bhushan vaze

Sr Manager , Digital Products, CargoSmart

Tuesday March 12, 2019 11:15am - 12:05pm
4-Rm 105
  Emerging Technologies

11:15am

Graph Cloud Preview: How to Analyze Data Warehouse Data as a Graph
The low-code, highly automated services for data scientists and developers in Oracle Graph Cloud Service will simplify the creation and management of graphs and allow for powerful graph analysis of database, data warehouse, and data lake content. In this session, see an overview and demos of Oracle Graph Cloud Service. See a pipeline used to explore industry-specific datasets and analyze it with the power of graphs. Using retail, telco, and airline datasets, learn how to access database schema, use automated tools to create a graph model, and perform a range of graph analyses to reveal relationships and perform connectivity-based queries. Learn how to use Property Graph Query Language (PGQL) to traverse and query the graph to discover relationships and impacts; invoke PGX graph analytics to discover anomalies, influencers, and communities in data; and visualize the results as a graph in an interactive notebook environment.



Speakers
avatar for Korbi Schmid

Korbi Schmid

Senior Software Development Manager, Oracle
Korbi manages the development team responsible for Oracle's property graph technologies. His current focus area is building a new service which makes it easier than ever for customers to gain new insights into their data by using the latest advancements of Oracle’s graph analytics... Read More →
avatar for Jayant Sharma

Jayant Sharma

Sr Dir, Prod Mgmt, Oracle USA Inc
Dr. Jayant Sharma is Director, Spatial Product Management at Oracle . He has over twenty years experience in databases and spatial information systems. He is currently focused on the product strategy, and design, of spatial components for Oracle's database and middleware products... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 11:15am - 12:05pm
2-Rm 103
  Spatial and Graph   Data Warehousing and ETL

12:05pm

Lunch (12:05 - 1:10)
Lunch will be served in the main lobby with seating in the Auditorium. The Lightning Round will run concurrently with lunch in the Auditorium.
Tuesday March 12, 2019 12:05pm - 12:20pm
7-Auditorium
  General
  • Field 2 general

12:20pm

Lightning Round
Join us for our lightning round presentations by our sponsors. These are about 4-minute presentations by each sponsor, moving quickly between sponsors. Come have lunch with us! You can also download each of the sponsors' presentations.
Speakers
avatar for Gautam Chaudhary

Gautam Chaudhary

Vice President, Graviton Consulting Services
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Demetreus Lancsweert

Head of Channel Partnerships, DataCamp
avatar for Sarath Menon

Sarath Menon

Senior Partner Account Manager, HERE Technologies
As partners for more than 15 years, Oracle has relied on HERE Technologies to deliver high quality digital map data and robust location cloud services. Integrating mapping, analytics, geocoding, and routing, our data and location cloud services have helped power Oracle products, including... Read More →
avatar for Dave Madan

Dave Madan

Managing Director, Qubix, Inc.
We help businesses (big and small) maximize their return on investment for Oracle Business Analytics, Enterprise Performance Management & Big Data. Our recipe for success is our desire to innovate and re-imagine how Oracle EPM and BI solutions are deployed to reduce complexity and... Read More →
avatar for Kirby Lunger

Kirby Lunger

Partner, Performance Architects
Kirby Lunger is a Partner at Performance Architects, a leading business and technology consulting firm focused on enterprise analytics (analytics, BI and EPM). She maintains over 22 years of experience in the consulting, internet services, and software markets. She is the Co-Chair... Read More →
avatar for Dan Vlamis

Dan Vlamis

President, Vlamis Software Solutions, Inc.
avatar for Peter Koutroubis

Peter Koutroubis

SVP of Operations, ERPA Group
SVP of OperationsOracle Data Warehousing and Analytics
avatar for Jay Mason

Jay Mason

Associate Partner | Analytics, IoT & Cybersecurity, M&S Consulting
Digital Transformation Architect: AI, Machine Learning, Big Data, Iot and Cybersecurity20 years of IT consulting experience for commercial and government clients. Senior architect and project manager helping enterprises migrate streaming analytics to modern cloud-based architectures... Read More →
avatar for Patrick Callahan

Patrick Callahan

Vice President, AST Corporation
An EPM and Business Intelligence technology innovator possessing over twenty years of information technology initiative development, design and management expertise.  Strong experience in the synergistic application of Information Technology with measurable results in directing... Read More →
avatar for Kevin Madden

Kevin Madden

Chief Software Engineer, Tom Sawyer Software
With more than 20 years of experience in the software industry, Kevin Madden brings an innovative approach to Tom Sawyer Software. Originally the third software engineer at Tom Sawyer Software, today he plays a strategic role in the direction of the company's server-based products... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 12:20pm - 1:10pm
7-Auditorium
  General
  • Field 2 general

1:10pm

An Oracle database approach to the Taxi Fare problem
The Taxi Fare prediction problem is a well known in machine learning (ML): we have to design, train and test a ML model to predict the taxi fare a customer of the NY City cab company will pay for a ride. This is a basic example used in several ML introductory courses and also ML and artificial intelligence (AI) websites as foundation for more advanced topics. In this presentation, we will work with the publicly available data to have it prepared to use the ML functions of Oracle Advanced Analytics embedded in Oracle Database and, more importantly, the new neural network algorithm introduced in 18c. We will see how the data was prepared, some powerful tools included in the Oracle Data Miner component of SQL*Developer, the PL/SQL code involved to create the model and, of course, some testing. All with a live demo.



Speakers
avatar for Jose Rodriguez

Jose Rodriguez

Oracle Project Engineer, Pythian
Jose Rodriguez is a project engineer at Pythian with deep expertise in a wide range of technologies including Oracle, SQL Server, DB2 and PostgreSQL databases. He is passionate about technology and is always looking for the latest tool that will enhance future projects, and deliver... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 1:10pm - 2:00pm
1-Rm 102 350 Oracle Parkway, Redwood City, CA, United States
  Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning   Big Data

1:10pm

(HOL) Machine Learning 101 with SQL Developer's Oracle Data Miner Drag and Drop" UI "
Learn the fast and easy way to get started performing machine learning with Oracle SQL Developer 18.3’s Oracle Data Miner drag-and-drop workflow UI. In this introductory hands-on lab, learn from experts who will provide one-on-one coaching, guidance, and instruction as requested in several easy to follow Hands-On-Lab Tutorials. Learn how to explore data and apply machine learning algorithms for common ML use cases e.g. prediction, clustering, key factors identification, anomaly detection and market basket analysis. Follow step-by-step tutorial instructions in a machine learning-friendly environment. Ask questions, get answers and come away with basic understanding and a comfort level for using Oracle’s machine learning capabilities on your own data and use cases.
Speakers
avatar for Charlie Berger

Charlie Berger

Senior Director, Product Management, Oracle
Charlie Berger is the Sr. Director of Product Management, Machine Learning, AI and Cognitive Analytics in Oracle Server Technology. Since 1999, he has been responsible for Oracle’s machine learning—starting when Oracle acquired Thinking Machines Corporation where he was VP of... Read More →
avatar for Karl Rexer

Karl Rexer

President, Rexer Analytics
My company: www.RexerAnalytics.comI started Rexer Analytics in 2002. We're a small data science, predictive modeling & analytic CRM consulting firm. We help clients explore and understand their customers' needs, market to them more effectively, and use data to make better strategic... Read More →
avatar for Tim Vlamis

Tim Vlamis

VP & Analytics Strategist, Vlamis Software Solutions
An Oracle Ace and expert in the visualization of data and the design of business analytics strategies, Tim combines a strong background in the application of Oracle-based business analytics and data mining with extensive experience in business modeling and valuation analysis. Tim... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 1:10pm - 2:00pm
5-Rm 202 HOL
  Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning   Business Analytics   Data Warehousing and ETL

1:10pm

Just do it! Learn how to query across Oracle Database, the Data Lake and Kafka
If you want to sit through another PowerPoint presentation - then this is not the right session for you. If you want to see how your existing applications that use Oracle SQL can now be extended with new insights - blending real time data from Kafka, unstructured data from your data lake and enterprise data from your Oracle Database - then this will be an interesting session! Oracle Big Data SQL is the enabling technology makes this possible - and we'll highlight new Big Data SQL capabilities that provide massively improved performance and deployment flexibility. Check out how it's done!
Speakers
avatar for Marty Gubar

Marty Gubar

Director PM, Oracle
I'm part of Oracle's big data product management team - with a key focus on Big Data SQL. I have a long history at Oracle - starting in the sales consulting organization - and then working in the BI, OLAP and Big Data PM groups

Tuesday March 12, 2019 1:10pm - 2:00pm
6-Rm 203
  Big Data   Data Warehousing and ETL   Emerging Technologies

1:10pm

Stepping Up to the Cloud with Oracle Analytics at University of Pittsburgh
The University of Pittsburgh began a transition to cloud-based technology in 2018 by migrating from on-premise Oracle Business Intelligence to Oracle Analytics Cloud. Learn how Pitt successfully executed each project to achieve the benefits of Oracle Cloud.
Speakers
avatar for Neal Zundel

Neal Zundel

Sr. Oracle BI Architect / Developer, University of Pittsburgh
Neal Zundel is a BI Architect and Developer at the University of Pittsburgh. He has over 20 years of experience in data warehousing and business intelligence. He is a Big 4 experienced consultant working across numerous BI/DW applications and solutions. He has worked with many clients... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 1:10pm - 2:00pm
4-Rm 105
  Business Analytics   Data Warehousing and ETL

1:10pm

Leveraging Oracle Tools for Making Data Integration More Transparent
Oracle Marketing has built a proactive data governance process for ingesting Oracle Global Events data into a home-grown data lake. This process is well orchestrated and leverages Oracle tools such as Oracle Enterprise Data Quality, Oracle Visual Analyzer and Oracle APEX. This topic is relevant and useful for all B2B Companies integrating physical event data into their systems and managing the data in a streamlined manner. The scope of this is broad and applicable to all data integration and ETL processes - the framework is key here.
Speakers
avatar for Pramoda Vyasarao

Pramoda Vyasarao

Director, Data Strategy & Integration, Oracle
Pramoda Vyasarao has more than 17 years of experience in the area of Data Integration , Data Governance & Data Quality. Currently he is responsible for Data strategy, stewardship and governance for Global Marketing Operations at Oracle Corporation.

Tuesday March 12, 2019 1:10pm - 2:00pm
3-Rm 104
  Data Warehousing and ETL   General
  • Field 2 general

1:10pm

Oracle Spatial Studio: Self Service Spatial Visualization and Analysis
Want to add maps and perform location analysis on your business data, but don't have experience with spatial technologies? Using the spatial features in Oracle Database can sometimes be challenging for users who are not familiar with spatial analysis. With the new Spatial Studio, it's easy for users and developers to perform location-based analysis on maps with the click of a button. Spatial Studio simplifies the development of web applications, SQL analysis, and REST services using the full spectrum of spatial operators and functions in Oracle Spatial and Graph. We will demonstrate how users can: (i) select database content (tables or views with spatial information, visualize it on a map, customize the map, and share the results, (ii) upload datasets from spreadsheets or shapefiles from GIS departments and start visualizing the contents quickly, and (iii) prepare data for spatial analysis by geocoding, fixing incorrect addresses, creating spatial indexes, and validating existing spatial data. This session is appropriate for business and technical users. It is recommended as a prerequisite to the session 'Technical Deep Dive: Oracle Spatial Studio Visualization and Analysis'.
Speakers
avatar for Carol Palmer

Carol Palmer

Sr. Principal Product Manager, Oracle Corp.
Carol is a senior principal product manager in Oracle's Spatial & Graph product group. She is focused on spatial and graph cloud services and components and serves as Oracle representative to the Spatial & Graph SIG board.
avatar for Siva Ravada

Siva Ravada

Senior Director of Development, Oracle, USA
Siva manages the development team for Oracle’s spatial technologies. He is one of the founding members of the development of Spatial technologies in Oracle since the Oracle7 release. He holds numerous patents, has several journal and conference publications, and authored a book... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 1:10pm - 2:00pm
2-Rm 103
  Spatial and Graph   Business Analytics

2:00pm

Vendor Booth Break in Lobby
Please visit our vendor sponsors in the Conference Center Lobby.
Tuesday March 12, 2019 2:00pm - 2:30pm
7-Auditorium
  General
  • Field 2 general

2:30pm

Buyer persona creation using clustering algorithms
The agenda of the presentation is to develop buyer personas by clustering analysis. Personas are the primary tools used by marketing to reach out to their customers and optimize marketing budgets. I will start by defining clustering which is an unsupervised machine learning technique. Then we will talk about why personas are important from a marketing and business standpoint. We will have high level overview of how we could select the relevant customer base, and what features could be included, and deep dive into what scaling techniques and different types of clustering algorithms that could be explored - hierarchical, kmeans and density based. Finally we discuss cluster visualization techniques, cluster evaluation metrics, and how we finally chose k in the selected kmeans model.

Speakers
avatar for Saksham Grover

Saksham Grover

Data Scientist, Nordstrom
I am currently a data scientist with Nordstrom in the customer and product data science team.  I graduated in masters in analytics from the University of Southern California (USC) Marshall school of business. My areas of interest are segmentation, NLP and impact analysis. I am motivated... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 2:30pm - 2:55pm
1-Rm 102 350 Oracle Parkway, Redwood City, CA, United States
  Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning   Business Analytics

2:30pm

(HOL) Machine Learning 202: Oracle Autonomous Database & Machine Learning Notebooks
Try out the new Oracle Machine Learning Zeppelin-based notebooks that come with the Oracle Autonomous Database in this introductory Hands-On-Lab. Oracle Machine Learning extends Oracle’s offerings in the cloud with its collaborative notebook environment that helps data scientist teams build, share, document, and automate data analysis methodologies that run 100% in the Oracle Autonomous Database. Interactively work with your data, build, evaluate and apply machine learning models. Import, export, edit, run and share Oracle Machine Learning notebooks with other data scientists and colleagues all on the Oracle Autonomous Database. Share and further explore your insights and predictions using the Oracle Analytics Cloud.
Speakers
avatar for Tim Vlamis

Tim Vlamis

VP & Analytics Strategist, Vlamis Software Solutions
An Oracle Ace and expert in the visualization of data and the design of business analytics strategies, Tim combines a strong background in the application of Oracle-based business analytics and data mining with extensive experience in business modeling and valuation analysis. Tim... Read More →
avatar for Derrick Cameron

Derrick Cameron

Master Principal Solutions Engineer, Oracle Americas Inc.
Derrick Cameron is part of Oracle's Solution Engineering Developer Innovation Team, and is a 25+ year Oracle veteran. His career journey is varied, starting out as an EBS implementation consultant and moved on to develop deep expertise in Analytics and Data Management. Over the years... Read More →
avatar for Charlie Berger

Charlie Berger

Senior Director, Product Management, Oracle
Charlie Berger is the Sr. Director of Product Management, Machine Learning, AI and Cognitive Analytics in Oracle Server Technology. Since 1999, he has been responsible for Oracle’s machine learning—starting when Oracle acquired Thinking Machines Corporation where he was VP of... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 2:30pm - 3:20pm
5-Rm 202 HOL
  Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning   Big Data   Business Analytics   General

2:30pm

Master your Master Data with Oracle Data Visualization
Oracle Data Visualization is a BI tool that can provide insights into large data sets at a glance. Oracle Hyperion Data Relationship Management (DRM) is a master data tool for authoring and distributing master data segments to subscribing systems throughout the enterprise. In this session Gary Crisci, GE Principal Architect and Oracle Ace Director, will present a novel way to explore and study an Enterprise master data set using Oracle DVD. The session will explore how to connect to a database storing DRM master data, how to use data flows to stage the data for DVD, and how to utilize various visualization types to glean insights from the master data to help better administer master data and improve the use of master data sets by down-stream systems.



Speakers
avatar for Gary Crisci

Gary Crisci

Principle Architect, General Electric
Gary Crisci is a Senior Financial Systems Leader and Oracle ACE Director with over 20 years of finance and IT experience, specializing in enterprise management software systems. During his career, Gary has held various positions as a consultant and industry professional working for... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 2:30pm - 3:20pm
6-Rm 203
  Business Analytics   General

2:30pm

Architecting for Analytics
This session answers architecture questions related to the overall structure and strategy for an enterprise analytics system. How do we design a data warehouse for analytics purposes? What do we integrate into a central warehouse or maintain in separate data marts? How do we integrate long term storage systems that we need to query only occasionally? Data lakes? Big Data?? What are the tradeoffs with different tools and how much do we invest in custom code? How do we integrate real-time data streaming? What ETL and integration strategies are we going to use? Where and how do we extend our raw data with calculated measures and analytic functions? How do we create a system that has a strong foundation, but can grow and evolve over time? This presentation will draw from real-world data architecture projects that were designed with analytics in mind.


Speakers
avatar for Mike Caskey

Mike Caskey

Senior Consultant, Vlamis Software Solutions
As a senior consultant, I am a veteran Oracle data warehouse architect and a Software Engineer. While I have solid experience working with transactional systems, my specialty has been data warehouse and business intelligence applications. I bring tremendous data warehouse experience... Read More →
avatar for Dan Vlamis

Dan Vlamis

President, Vlamis Software Solutions, Inc.

Tuesday March 12, 2019 2:30pm - 3:20pm
3-Rm 104
  Data Warehousing and ETL   Business Analytics

2:30pm

Avoiding The Hidden Complexities of Stateful Microservices Development
This session is the second of a two-parts series. In this session, we walk you through the hidden complexities of microservices development and deployment then discusses the potential solutions. As independent entities, each microservice has its own dataset and data model, perhaps a no shared database. What are the operational trade-offs for sustaining global, large-scale, multi data modals and mission critical microservices based applications? Microservices need to make changes to their states/dataset and publish messages; how to guarantee the atomicity of database operations and Events? Business transactions span several microservices that each commit their own work; compensations ensure the consistency of distributed transactions (SAGAs). What if the database could furnish compensation aware data types? Want to modernize your monolithic applications into microservices? The session discusses and presents a tool for helping domain driven design and bounded contexts
Speakers
avatar for Dieter Gawlick

Dieter Gawlick

Architect, Oracle
With almost 50 years of experience in the IT industry I was seen and contributed to many areas, e.g., databases, transaction processing, workflow, event processing, messaging, and ML. Using ML, data (base) management systems are now able to study the structure of the data values... Read More →
avatar for Kuassi Mensah

Kuassi Mensah

Director Product Management, Oracle USA
Kuassi is Director of Product Management at Oracle. He covers the following product areas (i) Java connectivity to DB  (Cloud,  on-premises): JDBC, JDBC Reactive Extensions, in-place DB processing with embedded JVM  (ii) Zero downtime, multi-tenancy, and sharding for Java apps... Read More →
avatar for Paul Parkinson

Paul Parkinson

Cloud Developer - Transaction Processing Lead, Oracle Corporation
Microservices and Cloud Development  Specialties:  Microservices  Cloud Development Transaction      Processing High-Availability Distributed Systems Kubernetes along with cloud providers and related            technologies Oracle database including RAC Game Developme... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 2:30pm - 3:20pm
4-Rm 105
  Emerging Technologies   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning   General

2:30pm

Using Location in Cloud Applications with Oracle Database, ORDS and Node.js
In this session, learn how to build location analytics and map visualization into applications on the Oracle Cloud using popular developer tools and frameworks with the powerful spatial features of Oracle Database. Go through short examples that uncover location patterns, analyze relationships to regions of interest and exclusion zones, track moving objects, and build other useful location-related applications. These typify spatial usage in mainstream cloud development.
Speakers
avatar for David Lapp

David Lapp

Product Manager, Oracle
David Lapp is senior principal product manager for Oracle's spatial and graph technologies, focused on Cloud and Big Data solutions. His experience includes working as Spatial and Business Intelligence solutions specialist in Oracle's Public Sector group, where he engaged with several... Read More →
avatar for Siva Ravada

Siva Ravada

Senior Director of Development, Oracle, USA
Siva manages the development team for Oracle’s spatial technologies. He is one of the founding members of the development of Spatial technologies in Oracle since the Oracle7 release. He holds numerous patents, has several journal and conference publications, and authored a book... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 2:30pm - 3:20pm
2-Rm 103
  Spatial and Graph

2:55pm

Share the NetSuite Love? Integrate OAC as your NetSuite Reporting Solution
NetSuite has a strong presence and capabilities with small-to-midsize businesses due to its solid data capturing ability and low cost of ownership. However, options for enhanced reporting and retrieving and synthesizing data across multiple tables or modules is limited. Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) enables process to augment NetSuite reporting and additional capabilities necessary in modern-day business.

Common NetSuite gaps such as limited out of the box reports, difficulty in customizing reports and merging disparate data sources are challenges that OAC excels at solving.
 
Incorporating OAC will access:
  • BI Cloud or Essbase Cloud provide the data mapping and manipulation needed for better insight
  • Data Visualizer, BI Cloud, and Dashboards provide many methods to analyze data beyond tabular reports
  • OAC's ability to merge NetSuite tables with custom components to unify a view of business
  • Custom toolkit accelerates development of NetSuite subject areas via pre-built adapters.
Speakers
avatar for Jeffrey Silverman

Jeffrey Silverman

Sr Manager, Grant Thornton
Jeff is an integral part of the Grant Thornton's National Business Analytics practice. He is certified in in over 20 different technologies and specializes in assessment and planning of analytic solutions. He has demonstrated astute analytical ability throughout his professional career... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 2:55pm - 3:20pm
1-Rm 102 350 Oracle Parkway, Redwood City, CA, United States
  Business Analytics

3:35pm

Unlocking the meaning of unstructured content
Unstructured content is everywhere. [Gartner estimates upwards of 80% content in a enterprise is unstructured]. This content is valuable only when Content Creators and Content Consumers discover the right content at the right time. In this session, we introduce the use of machine learning technologies to improve content discoverability by unlocking meaning from unstructured content. Some of the areas we cover are:
  • Automatic tagging and classification that works for images, videos, and long form text content. This effort helps us improve search, organization and reduce duplication of content.
  • Visual search - Find similar looking images
  • Industry first smart authoring interface that finds relevant assets in real time during content authoring
Speakers
avatar for Sandip Ghoshal

Sandip Ghoshal

Senior Member Technical Staff, ORACLE INDIA PVT LTD
Sandip Ghoshal is a Senior Member Technical Staff at Oracle Corporation, since 2017.He is responsible for the Machine Learning and AI related development of Oracle Content and Experience Cloud and works closely with the Oracle Machine Learning Team.Sandip holds a Master's degree in... Read More →
avatar for Sree Kamireddy

Sree Kamireddy

Sr Principal Product Manager, Oracle
Sree Kamireddy is a PM on Oracle Content and Experience team. He isresponsible for product roadmap focused on unlocking value out of content using current state of the art ML technologies. Before Oracle he helped ship several products related to Personalization, Search, Big Data and... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 3:35pm - 4:05pm
1-Rm 102 350 Oracle Parkway, Redwood City, CA, United States
  Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

3:35pm

Building interactive charts and tables in the cloud with Power Point and Smart
Did you know Oracle Smart View can be used with more than just Excel? In fact Smart View can be used with multiple application in MS Office. One particularly useful case for Smart View is MS Power Point. How often have you built a Power Point presentation, only to have to rebuild it the following month to incorporate new data.  What if you could simply refresh the data in your presentation from your EPM applications or Essbase database?

In this session, GE Principal Architect and Oracle Ace Director, Gary Crisci will walk attendees through the process of creating interactive charts and data tables in Power Point utilizing native MS objects.

Come learn how to make your presentations more powerful and easier to maintain in this informative tutorial.
Speakers
avatar for Gary Crisci

Gary Crisci

Principle Architect, General Electric
Gary Crisci is a Senior Financial Systems Leader and Oracle ACE Director with over 20 years of finance and IT experience, specializing in enterprise management software systems. During his career, Gary has held various positions as a consultant and industry professional working for... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 3:35pm - 4:05pm
4-Rm 105
  Business Analytics

3:35pm

BlockChain-Emerging Game Changer technology in Supply chain -demo
Blockchain is an easy record-keeping mechanism that makes it safer for business partners to work together over the cloud. It is being considered to be a game-changer for decentralizing infrastructure and building a trust layer for business logic. Some supply chains are already using this new technology, and experts suggest Blockchain could become a universal “supply chain operating system” before long (Spend Matters). This demo showcases how Oracle Blockchain Cloud can offer Blockchain infrastructure, REST proxy, admin console, smart contracts and all the bells and whistles required to setup and maintain a Blockchain network for Supply chain use cases in Anti-counterfeiting, End-to-End Logistics, financial transactions transparency, and data sharing inside a company.
Speakers
avatar for Khanchana Navakiran

Khanchana Navakiran

Regional Oracle Practice Leader, Infosys

Tuesday March 12, 2019 3:35pm - 4:05pm
3-Rm 104
  Emerging Technologies

3:35pm

Automating Pay-As-You-Go Oracle Analytic and Other Cloud Instances
Would you like to learn the basics of automating Oracle Cloud and reducing overall costs of running your instances? Oracle Cloud’s pay-as-you-go licensing is a great way to pay for proof-of-concepts, training instances, and development environments. That is, if you remember to turn them off and not leave them running over the long weekend. This presentation includes a step-by-step demonstration of automating the start and stop of Oracle Analytic Cloud. It will give you an understanding of setting up the Oracle Cloud Command Line Interface (CLI), basic scripting, and a how-to for scheduling the start and stop of Oracle Cloud instances.




Speakers
avatar for Jonathan Clark

Jonathan Clark

Consultant, Vlamis Software Solutions, Inc.
I joined Vlamis Software Solutions in 2000. I have over 25 years of experience in Information Technology and have been involved in dozens of business intelligence implementations. I have worked very hard to gain experience in all facets of business computing possible, including, but... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 3:35pm - 4:05pm
6-Rm 203
  General

3:35pm

Spatial New Features for Autonomous Cloud Services and Oracle Database 19c
Learn what’s new with the leading spatial platform that’s fast, cloud-ready, and developer-friendly. In this session, we also cover the spatial features in Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse and Autonomous Transaction Processing Cloud Services, and provide guidance on what to expect with these autonomous database services as well as the planned roadmap. With the Oracle Database 19c release, Oracle Spatial and Graph brings new performance and usability features across the board including the Spatial Studio, as well as enhancements to recently introduced features like support for JSON and Oracle REST Data Services, database sharding, distributed transactions, and web services. With advanced features including vector, raster, Lidar, geocoding, map visualization and more, Oracle Spatial and Graph supports the most demanding, large scale geospatial applications.
Speakers
avatar for Siva Ravada

Siva Ravada

Senior Director of Development, Oracle, USA
Siva manages the development team for Oracle’s spatial technologies. He is one of the founding members of the development of Spatial technologies in Oracle since the Oracle7 release. He holds numerous patents, has several journal and conference publications, and authored a book... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 3:35pm - 4:05pm
2-Rm 103
  Spatial and Graph   Data Warehousing and ETL

3:35pm

(HOL) Introduction to Property Graphs in Oracle Databases
Starting with 12c Release 2, Oracle Databaseincludes property graphs - a powerful feature that goes beyond relational, to analyze relationships in big data, such as finding the most influential people in a social network, or discovering patterns of fraud within financial transaction data. But how do you get started using property graphs? This step-by-step lab will show you exactly how to create, load and use property graphs in Oracle Database. We will cover how to create a property graph using Java or PL/SQL, how to load data into a property graph from existing database tables, how to create an in-memory instance of a property graph, how to run algorithms such as page rank against a property graph, how to use PGQL (a SQL-like language for property graphs) to query a graph and ways to visualize graph data. To complete the hands on lab, please bring your own laptop with VNC Viewer installed (https://www.realvnc.com/en/connect/download/viewer/) for accessing the lab virtual machines.
Speakers
avatar for Keith HARE

Keith HARE

Senior Consultant, JCC Consulting, Inc.
Keith Hare is a Senior Consultant with JCC Consulting, Inc. where he specializes in high performance database systems and replicating data between database systems. Keith has participated in the SQL Standards committees since 1988 and has served as the convenor of the international... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 3:35pm - 5:10pm
5-Rm 202 HOL
  Spatial and Graph

4:20pm

Introducing Oracle Machine Learning for Python
Oracle Machine Learning for Python (OML4Py), a component of the Oracle Advanced Analytics Option, makes the open source Python scripting language and environment ready for the enterprise and big data. Designed for problems involving both large and small volumes of data, Oracle Machine Learning for Python integrates Python with Oracle Database. Python users can run Python commands and scripts for statistical, machine learning, and graphical analyses on data stored in Oracle Database. Python users can develop, refine, and deploy Python scripts that leverage the parallelism and scalability of Oracle Database. Users can incorporate Python packages and operationalize Python scripts for analytical applications using Oracle Database spawned and controlled Python engines. Oracle Machine Learning for Python allows users to manipulate data in Oracle Database tables and views using Python syntax, but translating Python functions into SQL for in-database execution. Oracle Machine Learning for Python introduces automated model selection via hyperparameter tuning and automated feature selection to enhance model accuracy and performance.
Speakers
avatar for Mark Hornick

Mark Hornick

Senior Director, Oracle
Mark Hornick is the Senior Director of Product Management for the Oracle Machine Learning (OML) family of products. He leads the OML PM team and works closely with Product Development on product strategy, positioning, and evangelization, Mark has over 20 years of experience with integrating... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 4:20pm - 5:10pm
1-Rm 102 350 Oracle Parkway, Redwood City, CA, United States
  Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

4:20pm

The Roadmap for Big Data Cloud Service and Big Data Appliance
Driven by mega trends like AI and Cloud, Big Data platforms are evolving. But does this mean we need to throw away everything that is being used right now? This session discusses the impact mega trends have on the Big Data platforms and how you can ensure that you properly invest for a solid future. We will discuss how platforms like Big Data Appliance cater to these trends and spend some time sharing the roadmap for Big Data Cloud Service on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. The combination of these products will enable customers and partners to build out a platform for Big Data, AI, both on premises and in Oracle Cloud, leveraging the synergy between the platforms and the trends to solve actual business problems.

Speakers
avatar for Jacco Draaijer

Jacco Draaijer

Vice President Software Development, Oracle
Jacco Draaijer is a Vice President in the Oracle Server Technology Division, leading Big Data development. His team is responsible for the Big Data product suite that consists of Oracle's Big Data Appliance, Big Data SQL and Big Data Cloud Service. Jacco has been with Oracle since... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 4:20pm - 5:10pm
6-Rm 203
  Big Data

4:20pm

The Heart of an Airline's Business is a living and breathing OAC Essbase Cube!
Join us in this session to learn how Aer Lingus has placed Essbase Cloud at the heart of its business. Everyone has heard about Oracle Analytics Cloud and Essbase Cloud, but perhaps there are capabilities you have not explored or did not know existed. We will show the power of the platform and show you how we are refreshing, maintaining and optimizing the cube, as well as some of the dashboarding functionality being provided. We will also share some use cases to highlight the value our customers are getting in their move to Oracle Analytics Cloud.
Speakers
avatar for Roger Cressey

Roger Cressey

Director, Co-Founder, Qubix
Roger is a Global director for all companies under the Qubix umbrella, based in the United States, the United Kingdom, Slovenia, Australia and our most recent addition, India. He has been instrumental in the establishment and growth of all the Qubix International companies. He has... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 4:20pm - 5:10pm
3-Rm 104
  Business Analytics   General

4:20pm

Oracle Database In-Memory By Example
Starting with Oracle Database 12c a new In-Memory column store is available and it is compatible with all existing applications. But how does it work and what steps are required to get started? Rather than answering these questions with a traditional PowerPoint presentation, this session will be conducted via SQL*Plus. Step by step examples will demonstrate how Oracle's in-memory dual format enables both superfast analytics and online transaction processing. This session will also show how Database In-Memory integrates with Oracle's existing performance features (i.e., the Optimizer, indexes, MVs, etc.). By attending this session, you will arm yourself with the necessary knowledge to not only get started with Database In-Memory but to dramatically improve the performance of your analytic workload.


Speakers
avatar for Andy Rivenes

Andy Rivenes

Product Manager, Oracle
Andy Rivenes is a Senior Principal Product Manager at Oracle Corporation and is a Product Manager for Database In-Memory. Prior to that Andy was a Product Manager for Heat Map, Automatic Data Optimization, SecureFiles and DBFS. Andy has been working with Oracle products since 1992... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 4:20pm - 5:10pm
4-Rm 105
  Data Warehousing and ETL   Business Analytics

4:20pm

Geo-Tagging, Geo-Enrichment, Geo-Fencing, and Tracking for Location-Enabled Apps
Oracle technologies make it easy to include location in analytics, mobile, asset management, and service applications. You can use geo-enrichment to add location tags to business data in databases and data lakes. Built-in SQL, REST, Java, and JavaScript APIs with JSON let you query and analyze information based on addresses, GPS coordinates, coverage areas, territories, or other geographic features. Geo-fencing and tracking capabilities are essential for any application needing to track movement of an object, vehicle, or cell phone. We’ll show how to use Oracle Spatial and Graph, including its in-database tracking server, to create geofences, track moving objects against them, and send alerts, at large scale. In this session, learn how to develop applications using these features, and use them as part of every database and big data application.
Speakers
avatar for Daniel Geringer

Daniel Geringer

Spatial Solution Specialist, Oracle Corporation
Spatial Solutions Specialist -- Joined Oracle in 1995 to work on Oracle's spatial technologies -- Works with customers and partners around the world to solve spatial requirements in a scalable manner. -- Test, benchmark, and develop Oracle spatial technologies on Oracle Engineered... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 4:20pm - 5:10pm
2-Rm 103
  Spatial and Graph   Business Analytics

5:15pm

The Great Analytics Adventure
From the south of France to the Pacific Northwest to the heart of Silicon Valley, across data big and small, on the ground and in the cloud, the destination is insight! Join Bruno Aziza as he shares his adventures in analytics and get a fresh perspective on the industry, including why he’s so excited about Oracle’s solutions and what they mean for the future.
Speakers
avatar for Bruno Aziza

Bruno Aziza

Group Vice President of AL, Data Analytics & Cloud at Oracle
I focus on scaling businesses and turning ideas into products that lead markets, globally.I've worked at Startups, Medium and Large-Size organizations across the US, France, the UK and Germany.I was at Business Objects when we went IPO (after we acquired Acta & Crystal Reports, and... Read More →

Tuesday March 12, 2019 5:15pm - 5:50pm
7-Auditorium
  General
  • Field 2 general

6:00pm

Spanish Fiesta Networking Reception
Enjoy Trio Paz, a Spanish guitar trio with an infectious musical mix of Flamenco Rumba, Latin and Brazilian music. Just a short walk to building 600 for an enjoyable of great music, great food and great networking.
Tuesday March 12, 2019 6:00pm - 8:00pm
8-Bldg 600 Lobby 600 Oracle Parkway, Redwood City, CA, United States
  General
  • Field 2 general
 
Wednesday, March 13
 

8:00am

Breakfast, Registration, and Networking
Wednesday March 13, 2019 8:00am - 8:45am
7-Auditorium
  General
  • Field 2 general

8:45am

Analytics and Data Summit Opening Remarks Wednesday
Hear about what changed overnight to get ready for Wednesday sessions.
Wednesday March 13, 2019 8:45am - 9:00am
7-Auditorium
  General
  • Field 2 general

9:00am

Oracle Autonomous Database
Oracle Chairman and Chief Technology Officer Larry Ellison describes the Oracle Autonomous Database as "probably the most important thing Oracle has ever done." In his Analytics and Data Summit Keynote, Oracle Executive Vice President Andy Mendelsohn shares the latest updates from the Database Development team along with customer reaction to Oracle Autonomous Database.
Speakers
avatar for Andy Mendelsohn

Andy Mendelsohn

Executive VP, Database Server Technologies, Oracle
Andrew Mendelsohn is executive vice president for database server technologies at Oracle. He is responsible for the development and product management of Oracle’s family of database products including Oracle Database, Oracle TimesTen In-Memory Database, Oracle Berkeley DB, and... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 9:00am - 9:50am
7-Auditorium
  Data Warehousing and ETL

10:05am

Optimization of the Hotel Room Assignments with Room Upgrades
The project aims to provide Oracle's OPERA Property Management System (PMS) for hotels the ability to automate the room assignment process through a data-driven optimization algorithm. We build a multi-objective function which leverages several factors, such as reservation preferences, guest importance, and upgrade costs, to simulate the hard and soft business constraints for assignment, currently handled as time-consuming manual tasks by the hotel staff. The algorithm is designed to differentially weigh guests' satisfaction and hotel operational efficiency in order to provide a configurable solution for changing business dynamics. In our presentation, we describe the flow of our algorithm, the pre-optimization analytics, and how we manage the various constraints specific to the hospitality domain when solving this assignment problem, with minimal inputs from the PMS user.
 


Speakers
avatar for Dhruv Agarwal

Dhruv Agarwal

Software Engineer, Oracle HGBU
"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." - Arthur C. Clarke's 3rd Law.I am a passionate Software Engineer in constant pursuit of this magic. Strongly skilled at programming in JAVA, C/C++, JavaScript, PHP, and Python amongst others, I have a demonstrated... Read More →
avatar for Anirban Banerjee

Anirban Banerjee

Software Engineer, Oracle
Avid programmer and tech enthusiast who loves tackling challenging problems. Currently working as a software developer at Oracle. Always on the look out for new learning opportunities.
avatar for Akash Chatterjee

Akash Chatterjee

Software Engineer, Oracle HGBU
I am part of Oracle Hospitality's AI and Data Science team.Opportunities to create an efficient amalgam of machine learning techniques and domain specific use cases excite me.Always up for conversations on technological disruptions, music, football or simply a random espionage novel... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 10:05am - 10:30am
1-Rm 102 350 Oracle Parkway, Redwood City, CA, United States
  Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
  • Field 2 general

10:05am

Analysis and Interpretation of 3D Point Clouds Based on Machine Learning
Today, landscapes, cities, and infrastructure networks are commonly captured using LiDAR or image-based remote sensing technologies at regular intervals. The resulting 3D point clouds are digital twins of the captured sites and provide valuable information. Hence, 3D point clouds have become essential for a growing number of geo-spatial applications such as urban planning, environmental monitoring, and disaster management.
In this talk, we present techniques to manage, process, and analyze 3D point clouds. We discuss the potential of AI and demonstrate how a machine-learning-based interpretation can be used to classify data, derive semantics and create insights. We show how the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure with GPUs and Database Spatial and Graph allows for handling and processing of massive amounts of data. The implemented approach opens up new ways for the full potential of large-scale, dense, and time-variant point clouds as required by a growing number of applications and systems.
Speakers
avatar for Rico Richter

Rico Richter

Dr., Hasso-Plattner-Institut / Uni Potsdam
Rico Richter has many years of experience in the development of complex processing, analysis and visualization techniques for 3D spatial data. He studied IT Systems Engineering at the Hasso Plattner Institute in Germany and has written his PhD thesis entitled “Concepts and Techniques... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 10:05am - 10:30am
2-Rm 103
  Spatial and Graph   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning   Big Data

10:05am

Query Kafka Streams with Oracle SQL
Managing streaming data is important to many data analytics applications. Enterprise applications need to work with IoT device feeds, clickstream data, social media feeds, and more. Oracle SQL access to Kafka streams gives SQL developers a simple and powerful way to work with streaming data platforms like Apache Kafka, a popular technology for managing streaming data. With this feature developers can use Oracle SQL to query streaming data, and integrate with data stored in the database. They can use the analytics features of Oracle SQL when working with streaming data, and use other familiar development tools. This session is a how-to on using Oracle SQL query to Kafka streams, join Kafka streams with database tables, and load high speed streaming data into the database. We will walk through use cases using Oracle Cloud services.
Speakers
avatar for Melliyal Annamalai

Melliyal Annamalai

Product Manager, Oracle
Melli Annamalai is a product manager at Oracle. She has vast experience in multiple technology areas related to unstructured and semi-structured data management. One of her current focus areas is Big Data, with an emphasis on integrating data from streaming sources and Hadoop environments... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 10:05am - 10:55am
3-Rm 104
  Big Data   Data Warehousing and ETL

10:05am

How to Implement Oracle Analytics and BI: Customer Case Study Panel
Join three Oracle OBIEE and Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) customers as they discuss their Analytics and BI journeys and how to accelerate time to value by learning from their best practices and avoiding their mistakes. We'll discuss cloud migration paths; how to maintain a hybrid environment; how to find and retain the right talent; how to structure an initiative; and topics the audience wants to cover.
Speakers
avatar for Kirby Lunger

Kirby Lunger

Partner, Performance Architects
Kirby Lunger is a Partner at Performance Architects, a leading business and technology consulting firm focused on enterprise analytics (analytics, BI and EPM). She maintains over 22 years of experience in the consulting, internet services, and software markets. She is the Co-Chair... Read More →
avatar for Neal Zundel

Neal Zundel

Sr. Oracle BI Architect / Developer, University of Pittsburgh
Neal Zundel is a BI Architect and Developer at the University of Pittsburgh. He has over 20 years of experience in data warehousing and business intelligence. He is a Big 4 experienced consultant working across numerous BI/DW applications and solutions. He has worked with many clients... Read More →
avatar for Sylvie Mwila-Jonath

Sylvie Mwila-Jonath

Head of IT, R. Torre & Company (Torani)
avatar for Chao-Yee Watson

Chao-Yee Watson

Program Manager, Customer Operations Project Management Office, Global Operations and Quality, Xilinx

Wednesday March 13, 2019 10:05am - 10:55am
6-Rm 203
  Business Analytics   Data Warehousing and ETL

10:05am

Self Optimization and Autonomy with IoT and AI/ML
Internet of Things (IoT) is capable of transforming our personal, public and business experiences. Despite its potential and substantial market attention with more than 450 IoT specific solutions, news on IoT hasn’t been great with research reports suggesting failure of 75% of IoT projects. In this session, we discuss state of the IoT market with specifics of IoT solutions that address devices, data, and automation. Furthermore, we showcase the missing elements of the IoT solutions and discuss self optimization and autonomy as essential features of IoT’s success. We discuss architectural and artificial intelligence and machine learning elements of these essential IoT solution features with a demo of Oracle IoT applications.
Speakers
avatar for Nickolas Kavantzas

Nickolas Kavantzas

Chief Architect, Oracle Inc.
Mr. Kavantzas is Chief Technologist, focusing in product vision, strategy, definition and architecture in the IoT and Big/Real-time Data Analytics (Apache Spark, Kafka, NoSQL, Oracle RDBMS, Cloud) space.In the past, Mr. Kavantzas worked in Oracle’s Security & Identity Management... Read More →
avatar for Viji Krishnamurthy

Viji Krishnamurthy

Sr. Director - Product Management, Oracle
Viji Krishnamurthy manages IoT analytics products in Oracle IoT group. She holds a Ph.D. in Operations Research from Northwestern University and as a data scientist, she has helped to optimize product quality, supply chain and pricing. Viji has also managed IoT platforms and analytics... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 10:05am - 10:55am
4-Rm 105
  Emerging Technologies   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

10:05am

(HOL) Test-drive the R and Python interfaces to Oracle Database for Data Science
In this hands-on lab, experience both the R and Python interfaces to Oracle Database. The first part of the session focuses on Oracle R Enterprise (ORE). The second part focuses on the new Oracle Machine Learning for Python (OML4Py). Both are components of the Oracle Advanced Analytics option to Oracle Database.
Speakers
avatar for Mark Hornick

Mark Hornick

Senior Director, Oracle
Mark Hornick is the Senior Director of Product Management for the Oracle Machine Learning (OML) family of products. He leads the OML PM team and works closely with Product Development on product strategy, positioning, and evangelization, Mark has over 20 years of experience with integrating... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 10:05am - 12:00pm
5-Rm 202 HOL
  Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

10:30am

Collaborative Filtering Approach to Profile Insights of the Hotel Guests
The goal of the project is to provide the users of Oracle's OPERA Property Management System (PMS) for hotels with a set of recommendations for guests based on their booking profiles, stated preferences, travel purposes, and spending history. Traditional approaches to profile insight estimation rely on manual data collection in the form of surveys, questionnaires, and hotel staff intuition, which limits their applicability due to the lack of the scalability. We propose a data-driven approach using Machine Learning to generate actionable insights and trends, which are reliable and explainable by leveraging OPERA PMS data and determining trends in guest similarity to output predictions. In our presentation, we describe the approach which utilizes Semantic Analysis and a hybrid Collaborative Filtering technique catering to the specific requirements of the Hotels domain. We also discuss the outcome of our computational experiments using the booking history from one of our customers.
Speakers
avatar for Dhruv Agarwal

Dhruv Agarwal

Software Engineer, Oracle HGBU
"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." - Arthur C. Clarke's 3rd Law.I am a passionate Software Engineer in constant pursuit of this magic. Strongly skilled at programming in JAVA, C/C++, JavaScript, PHP, and Python amongst others, I have a demonstrated... Read More →
avatar for Anirban Banerjee

Anirban Banerjee

Software Engineer, Oracle
Avid programmer and tech enthusiast who loves tackling challenging problems. Currently working as a software developer at Oracle. Always on the look out for new learning opportunities.
avatar for Akash Chatterjee

Akash Chatterjee

Software Engineer, Oracle HGBU
I am part of Oracle Hospitality's AI and Data Science team.Opportunities to create an efficient amalgam of machine learning techniques and domain specific use cases excite me.Always up for conversations on technological disruptions, music, football or simply a random espionage novel... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 10:30am - 10:55am
1-Rm 102 350 Oracle Parkway, Redwood City, CA, United States
  Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning   Business Analytics
  • Field 2 general

10:30am

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and National Mapping with Ordnance Survey Ireland
Ordnance Survey Ireland (OSi), the Irish national mapping agency, maintains national spatial data sets and creates mapping products for government agencies and the public. Achieving a leadership role in national mapping meant many challenges: dealing with the explosion of remotely sensed data, point clouds, aerial photos and satellite imagery, needing to automate complex workflow processes, and sharing data widely with the public. With the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), Oracle Spatial and Graph, and Exadata platform, OSi has addressed these challenges. OSi has been using OCI to process large volumes of point cloud datafor point cloud creation, point cloud classification, and change detection. OSi have also leveraged OCI compute processing to automate portions of its imagery flowlines: automatic seam line generation, automated radiometry and the creation and publication of mosaic data sets. OSi are also investigating the possibility of moving its map archive containing data from 1824 onwards onto the OCI platform.
Speakers
avatar for Éamonn Clinton

Éamonn Clinton

General Manager, Geospatial Services, Ordnance Survey Ireland
Éamonn Clinton is the General Manager, Geospatial Services, Data Governance & Quality and Spatial Strategist with Ordnance Survey Ireland, the Irish national mapping agency. Éamonn has worked in the geospatial industry for over 20 years. He has worked on a large number of public... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 10:30am - 10:55am
2-Rm 103
  Spatial and Graph   General

11:10am

Blockchain in a global step towards sustainability
As management thinker Peter Drucker has said “you can’t manage what you can’t measure” and as we hear a public cry for triple bottom line financials, it's time to get serious about all three bottom lines. Blockchain technology can provide the world with a measurable and traceable way to agree upon what data we care about and place controls in systems as to create non manipulatable measurements.


Speakers
avatar for Emma Haney

Emma Haney

Student, Seattle Pacific University
Bachelor of Arts in both Accounting and International Business Seattle Pacific University, Seattle, WA •Major GPA 3.85 Study Abroad Business and Language Courses University of Salamanca, Salamanca, Spain August 2017 •SIELE certified, Spanish Intermediate Proficiency Audit Associate(Coming... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 11:10am - 11:25am
3-Rm 104
  Emerging Technologies   Business Analytics

11:10am

Optimizing Parallel Spatial Data Processing of High Volume Agricultural Data
Agrarmarkt Austria is the federal agency responsible for agriculture. A major task is calculating agricultural subsidies as part of the Common Agricultural Policy of the European Union. This challenging task involves high volume geospatial data processing and data validation annually, in a time window of only three days. In this session we will show how Oracle Database spatial partitioning and parallelism were used to process hundreds of millions of land parcels and other geometries in order to calculate agricultural subsidies. With 15 geodetic layers of land cover data containing up to 200M geometries each, and 5 billion operations in the given timeframe, Oracle Spatial and Graph features were critical. The focus of the project was to reach maximum throughput for geodetic operations in SQL and PL/SQL by optimizing read/write operations with spatial indexes while at the same time minimizing storage by means of logical compression.
Speakers
avatar for Markus Flatscher

Markus Flatscher

Lead DevOps, AMA
Current: Lead of DevOps at AMA(Oracle)Lead DBDev (Oracle/Sqlserver) at bwinLead Development (Sqlserver) at Wiener ZeitungDeveloper/DBA/Teamlead (Oracle) at AMAFree Consultant (Oracle)

Wednesday March 13, 2019 11:10am - 11:35am
2-Rm 103
  Spatial and Graph

11:10am

Predictive Analytics for Maintenance and Repair
Oracle develops a number of business applications for organizations that deliver asset maintenance and/or repair. These applications provide planning, scheduling, optimization and controls that can save large organizations many millions of dollars, extend the lifespan of assets and ensure assets work when they are needed. Many maintenance and repair business cases are particularly well suited to using artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) tools: optimizing maintenance schedules requires predicting when asset classes and parts will fail; predicting individual asset failures with enough time to prevent downtime requires identifying patterns and anomalies in the IoT sensor data stream; providing the right first-time fix requires predicting the root cause of failure and how best to fix it based on symptoms and circumstances; and many more examples. This session will explore Oracle's various applications, business cases and AI and ML tools for maintenance and repair.
Speakers
avatar for Kannan Balakrishnan

Kannan Balakrishnan

Senior Director, Oracle USA Inc
Kannan Balakrishnan is Senior Director of product development at Oracle Corporation and leads engineering and architecture for eCommerce, Mobile Field Service and Adaptive Intelligence cloud applications for CRM and Supply Chain Management. Mr Kannan has been with Oracle since 1996... Read More →
avatar for Lee Sacco

Lee Sacco

Senior Director, Applications Development, Oracle
Lee Sacco is Senior Director of Applications Development in Oracle's Supply Chain Applications group, working with maintenance, repair and reverse logistics solutions for Fusion Cloud and E-Business Suite. He has been with Oracle for nearly two decades, having previously worked with... Read More →
avatar for Charlie Berger

Charlie Berger

Senior Director, Product Management, Oracle
Charlie Berger is the Sr. Director of Product Management, Machine Learning, AI and Cognitive Analytics in Oracle Server Technology. Since 1999, he has been responsible for Oracle’s machine learning—starting when Oracle acquired Thinking Machines Corporation where he was VP of... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 11:10am - 12:00pm
1-Rm 102 350 Oracle Parkway, Redwood City, CA, United States
  Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning   Business Analytics

11:10am

How to build a Data Lab: strategy and methodology
Everyone is talking about it (Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning) but who is really doing it and what lessons have been learned along the way. This presentation provides a set of best practices for organizing, staffing, and measuring the outcomes of a data lab. Real-wold examples from Oracle customers will be shared as we look together at the people, processes and technology that lead to measurable business outcomes.
Speakers
avatar for Marcos Arancibia

Marcos Arancibia

Product Manager, Data Science and Big Data, Oracle
Marcos Arancibia is the Product Mgr for Oracle Data Science and Big Data, working with Machine Learning in the Oracle Database and on Hadoop/Spark clusters. He is charted with developing a comprehensive platform for enabling a new class of analytical workloads encompassing techniques... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 11:10am - 12:00pm
6-Rm 203
  Big Data
  • Field 2 general

11:10am

Analyzing binary data in Hadoop
While most data analysis is textual, this presentation discusses the use of Java Map-Reduce to extract the metadata from sonar files collected by UUV (Unmanned Underwater Vehicle) missions. The sheer volume of files generated makes this a good candidate for Hadoop divide and conquer. The geolocation and timestamp information is extracted and loaded into a Hive Database, followed by a Sqoop job to transfer the data to an Oracle Database. Oracle APEX (Application Express) is then used to visualize the information on a Google map. The motivation for this effort comes from a prior project that extracted event information from Windows Event logs (using Java Map-Reduce). In addition the depth information is also used with basic AI classification algorithms in Hadoop/Spark for prediction.




Speakers
AA

Abhinav Arya

Student, UC Berkeley
avatar for Arijit Das

Arijit Das

Research Associate, Naval Postgraduate School
Arijit Das is a computer scientist with BS/MS degrees in Computer Science (MNREC, India & Oregon State University) and an MSEE from University of Nevada Las Vegas. He currently is a research faculty at the Computer Science Department of the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, California... Read More →
PK

Pyojeong Kim

Student, Naval postgraduate school

Wednesday March 13, 2019 11:10am - 12:00pm
4-Rm 105
  Big Data   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

11:25am

Manufacturing Management with Digital Twin
Manufacturing management with process digital twin is poised to be ubiquitous in future. Emerging technologies such as artifical intelligene (AI) and Mixed Reality not just result in better KPI’s but also bridge the gap between the shop floor and top-floor. Decentralized manufacturing marketplaces would be a necessity to accommodate small manufacturing enterprises and individual additive manufacturers. Digital process twins play a crucial role in integrating these technological aspects and systematizing the flow of information and physical goods. IoT devices and smart contracts together can supplant the current ERP systems and eliminate the need of clerical data entry tasks and proof reading. For instance, OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) may track and record on a distributed ledger the breakdown and maintenance data of a type of machine sold to different customers. An AI agent can learn from one machine’s breakdown conditions and avoid it happening in other machines.
Speakers
avatar for Nabeel Mehdi

Nabeel Mehdi

Graduate Student, North Carolina State University
Nabeel is a digital architect with over 5 year’s work experience in manufacturing and supply chain operations across UAE, India and US. He is currently pursuing MS in Industrial & Systems engineering from North Carolina State University (NCSU) and is research assistant at the Data... Read More →
avatar for Atin Angrish

Atin Angrish

PhD Candidate, North Carolina State University
PhD scholar @ NC State University specializing in deep learning for information retrieval in manufacturing domain and blockchain applications for the supply chain tracking. I am currently funded on an NSF grant working towards development of multimodal search techniques involving... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 11:25am - 11:40am
3-Rm 104
  Emerging Technologies   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
  • Field 2 general

11:35am

Addressing Mobility Challenges in Transportation Using Spatial Analysis
The German Aerospace Center (DLR), Germany’s national aeronautics research centre, includes an Institute of Transportation Systems that focuses on ground-based transportation research, such as urban and rural mobility, traffic management, and next generation vehicles. We use Oracle Database spatial features to store and analyze high volumes of infrastructure, vehicle and passenger data. This data also supports applications such as routing, multi-model traffic management, HD maps for vehicle assistance.


In a mobility use case, we track data from travelers’ smartphones, sent to a central database for analysis. We try to detect which transportation mode the traveler is using, with an algorithm. Movements of a bus, tram or a car in dense city traffic can be very similar. Similar, previously validated trips by users inform the analysis. Trip segments are compared using Oracle spatial analytics functions, which handle high volume spatial processing. We will share the challenges and solutions.

Speakers
AS

Anke Sauerländer-Biebl

Researcher, German Aerospace Center (DLR)
I studied mathematics at the University of Hamburg and then worked as software engineer for different companies. Since 2012 I have been working at the German Aerospace Center, Institute of Transportation Systems, as a researcher with a focus on data analysis and data processing in... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 11:35am - 12:00pm
2-Rm 103
  Spatial and Graph

11:40am

Blockchain: An Opportunity to Improve Financial Reporting
In the years since its creation, blockchain has shown its promise in disrupting how industries handle transactions. In this presentation, we seek to show how blockchain and smart contracts are more than technologies for recording and ensuring exchange of value between two parties. These emerging technologies represent a way to strengthen the controls over reporting for financial information exchanged between a company and its shareholders. This presentation discusses the use of smart contracts in a revenue recognition and supply chain context. Proposed is an application in which smart contracts record financial data in an immutable blockchain ledger when all requirements for recognition are met. A model for corporate governance will highlight how the use of this technology can provide accurate financial information, strengthening the foundation for investor confidence in capital markets.
Speakers
avatar for Jacob Lewtan

Jacob Lewtan

Deloitte
Jacob Lewtan graduated with a Master’s of Accounting from Bryant University in 2018. Through the duration of his Master’s program he grew an interest in how to ensure the integrity of financial data. Working with Dr. Saeed Roohani, Jacob authored a research paper detailing how... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 11:40am - 11:55am
3-Rm 104
  Emerging Technologies, Regular Session (50 minutes)

12:00pm

Birds of a Feather Lunch
Nest with other "birds" who share your same feathers! Look for signs indicating the various tracks on tables so you can find people that share your interests.
Wednesday March 13, 2019 12:00pm - 1:00pm
7-Auditorium
  General
  • Field 2 general

1:00pm

Is Oracle Analytics Cloud Smart Enough on Business Analysis Visualization
Source data has 6 large files including facts and dimension tables such as Sales, Calendar, Items, Warehouse, Store, Deliveries for 3 years. Wondering what factors impact on revenue of Computer or mobile; Mac, IOS, Windows or Android? Which warehouse has the shortest days to deliver and does it influence the revenue on stores it supplies? Sales Analytical Visualization on cloud has WOW features that enhance business strategy and consulting solutions.
Speakers
avatar for Song Ai

Song Ai

Former Bloomberg Data Analyst, California State University East Bay
Certified as Chartered Financial Analyst I (CFA I). Brown University 2018 Admitted. Stanford Educated. 5 years of Business and Data Analysis experience in Investment Banking Services in domains concentrating on IPO, Corporate Action, Derivatives with focus on quantitative market descriptive... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 1:00pm - 1:15pm
3-Rm 104
  Business Analytics

1:00pm

Applied Machine Learning for Autonomous Database Health
This session focuses on how Oracle is applying various Machine Learning technologies to the area of AI Opts to prevent performance issues and maintain availability. Details about the architectures and algorithms used for this Autonomous Health initiative will be covered for both cloud and on-premise database deployments. Specific operational use cases will be covered detailing the strategies and algorithms used to proactively detect performance degradation through the phases of detection, root-cause analysis and targeted corrective actions. The first section focuses on detection based upon data from the operating system and software layers and how normality can be determined and deviations detected in realtime with the goal of preserving session, database, and infrastructure availability. The second section focuses on detection using log and trace file data were the analysis is based on anomalous events or log record signatures. The final section will cover integration into DevOps processes.
Speakers
avatar for Mark Scardina

Mark Scardina

Director, Oracle
Mark Scardina has been with Oracle for 20+ years and is currently the Director of Product Management of Oracle's Applied Machine Learning Technologies group responsible for Oracle's Autonomous Health Framework and Autonomous Health in the Oracle Cloud. Components and technology include... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 1:00pm - 1:50pm
1-Rm 102 350 Oracle Parkway, Redwood City, CA, United States
  Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning   General

1:00pm

Building Modern Analytic Map Views in Oracle Analytics Cloud
Maps show analytic insights and relationships for locations better than other any other graph type. Learn how OUTFRONT Media super-charged their dashboards and Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) Data Visualization projects easily with meaningful map visualizations for their entire sales organization. You’ll see how to best build map layers in the new OAC Data Visualization interface, how to normalize data and present comparative measures, and how to best extend your data sets for drills and presentations at different granularities. You’ll learn the differences between Data Visualization’s JSON map layers and classic OBIEE maps.





Speakers
avatar for Cathye Pendley

Cathye Pendley

VP Consulting, Vlamis
Cathye has 23 years of experience working with Oracle Business Intelligence (BI) technologies; 14 of those years have been with Vlamis. Prior to entering the Oracle BI world, Cathye owned her own insurance agency. As VP of Consulting Services, Cathye leads the consulting organization... Read More →
avatar for Derek Hayden

Derek Hayden

VP, Application Development, OUTFRONT Media
Architect of an analytics team delivering real business value by allowing internal and external customers to better visualize, explore, and understand data while gaining new insights to make better decisions.

Wednesday March 13, 2019 1:00pm - 1:50pm
4-Rm 105
  Business Analytics

1:00pm

IoT Customer Panel
In this moderated IoT Panel including customers, practitioners and PM, we will discuss various aspects of Internet of Things - Platform and Applications on Oracle Cloud, Customer Case Studies of IoT and emerging use cases. Topics include the use of Digital Twin and Interoperability, industrial manufacturing, connected car and transportation and Supply chain and Logistics.

This session will include Panelists from GE, Honeywell, L&T,  Intel, L&T and Oracle
Gary Crisci, Principal Architect at GE
Maria Schwenger, VP DevSecOps & Strategy at Honeywell Connected Enterprise
Karen Perry, Chief Industrial IoT Architect at Intel
Sameer Joshi, IoT Strategy at L&T
Jai Suri, IoT Product Management at Oracle


Moderator - Shyam V Nath, Oracle - Author of the Book: Architecting the Industrial Internet                               (https://www.packtpub.com/application-development/architecting-industrial-internet)
Speakers
avatar for Shyam Varan Nath

Shyam Varan Nath

Director IoT and Cloud, Oracle
Shyam V Nath is author of the book titled Architecting the Industrial Internet. He is Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Certified Architect. He specializes in IoT, Blockchain and Big Data Analytics for industry domains like Industrial Manufacturing, Aviation and Healthcare. Shyam... Read More →
avatar for Karen Perry

Karen Perry

Chief IoT Architect, Intel
avatar for Maria Schwenger

Maria Schwenger

VP of DevSecOps & Strategy, Honeywell
Maria is an innovative DevSecOps Leader responsible to implement the vision of modern DevSecOps and support the transformation of Honeywell from industrial to a software-industrial company supporting areas like IOT, AI, and Big Data Analytics.Competences: IOT, AI, DevOps for IOT... Read More →
avatar for Gary Crisci

Gary Crisci

Principle Architect, General Electric
Gary Crisci is a Senior Financial Systems Leader and Oracle ACE Director with over 20 years of finance and IT experience, specializing in enterprise management software systems. During his career, Gary has held various positions as a consultant and industry professional working for... Read More →
avatar for Sameer Joshi

Sameer Joshi

IoT, Strategy and Management, Larsen &Toubro / LTI
Experienced leader in IOT strategy, product management, program management, global deployment, change management, building partner ecosystem, and go-to-market strategy. Would love to connect with you if you have any IOT related problem to solve.
avatar for Jai Suri

Jai Suri

Sr. Director, Product Management, Oracle
Jai is Senior Director of Product Management, responsible for product strategy and technical roadmap of the Internet of Things (IoT) cloud offerings from Oracle. Jai leads definition of vision and product strategy for IoT at Oracle leveraging cloud and predictive analytics solutions... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 1:00pm - 1:50pm
6-Rm 203
  Emerging Technologies   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

1:00pm

(HOL) Open Session
For those who want to continue working with the hands-on labs, this room will be available for your use.
Wednesday March 13, 2019 1:00pm - 1:50pm
5-Rm 202 HOL
  General

1:00pm

Using Graph Analysis for Fraud Detection in Fintech at Paysafe
Paysafe provides simple and secure payment solutions to businesses of all sizes around the world. We process billions of payment dollars a year. This, combined with the focus of flawless customer experience and real-time money transfer makes us a candidate for the “dark side” of the payments – fraudsters, money launderers, etc. Every year, the financial industry loses billions because of fraud. To provide the best customer experience, we keep the time window to identify fraud patterns or networks extremely narrowly. Fraudsters bury their patterns in large volumes of data. With traditional data storage techniques such as relational technologies, it is almost impossible to see beyond individual accounts to the connections between them. This presentation will show how Paysafe has implemented Oracle property graph technologies in Oracle Spatial and Graph and Oracle Database, including its fast, built-in, in-memory graph analytics to perform fast graph queries that identify patterns of fraud.
Speakers
avatar for Stanka Dalekova

Stanka Dalekova

Senior Software Developer, Paysafe
Stanka Dalekova has been working in Paysafe as a software developer in the last 15 years. She is happy to be a part of an organization from the start and see it grows. During this long journey, she has gained experience in different technologies and business aspects.
avatar for Yavor Ivanov

Yavor Ivanov

Head of Database Administration, Paysafe
Currently focused at the beauty of a team working together. The art of Engaging, Enabling and Empowering team members to deliver their best under the many possible situations we face in our daily life. Delivering outstanding result in complex environment; overcoming challenges and... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 1:00pm - 1:50pm
2-Rm 103
  Spatial and Graph   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

1:15pm

Analysis of Sensor Data Using Oracle Advanced Analytics
Filtering out noise and minimizing inaccuracies of sensor data - challenges in the data cleaning process - can be performed by anomaly detection using the Oracle OAAgraph package, which enables Oracle R Enterprise users to interact with Oracle Spatial and Graph's Parallel Graph Analytics (PGX) engine. In addition, selecting features from sensor data, which is vital in interpreting sensor data and extracting patterns, can be achieved by Oracle graph analytics. Both applications of Oracle Advanced Analytics will help researchers achieve their goals and lead to findings in more diverse domains.



Speakers
avatar for Beiyu Lin

Beiyu Lin

Graduate Research Assistant, Washington State University
Beiyu Lin is a Ph.D. candidate in Computer Science at Washington State University, focusing on data mining and machine learning. She constructs computational models based on smart home sensor data for the purpose of identifying routine behavior patterns and assessing behavior changes... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 1:15pm - 1:30pm
3-Rm 104
  Big Data   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

1:30pm

OWL Monkey: An Adaptive OWL Web Application Builder
During my PhD, I designed and developed an adaptive Web Ontology Language (OWL) web application builder named OWL Monkey (OM) for Hydro-Québec (Quebec's provincial electric utility) using Oracle Spatial and Graph. OM permits its users to explore an OWL ontology, build views over it and share them without any prior knowledge of the underlying technologies. Users can then do analytics over those views, use them to update the content of the database or export them. OM is highly generic and can make use of any OWL ontology that respect some basics requirements. This genericity also allows for changes in the data model that spread to applications in production without negatively affecting them. This should result in lower costs associated with application development and maintenance, especially in use cases where the data model is expected to evolve a lot. OM's first application was released to facilitate the sharing of research data on self-lubricating materials between researchers and power plant engineers.
Speakers
avatar for Louis Bherer

Louis Bherer

Student, ETS / Hydro-Quebec
Experienced Research Assistant with a demonstrated history of working in the research industry. Skilled in Graph Database Management, Ontology Engineering, Full Stack Developement (Java, JavaScript, Sparql), Operational Research, Data Analysis, Continuous Improvement, and Information... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 1:30pm - 1:45pm
3-Rm 104
  Spatial and Graph   General

1:50pm

Vendor Booth Break in Lobby
Please visit our vendor sponsors in the Conference Center Lobby.
Wednesday March 13, 2019 1:50pm - 2:20pm
7-Auditorium
  General
  • Field 2 general

2:20pm

Optimize Asset Maintenance with Machine Learning
Maximizing asset uptime is the main goal of large scale asset managers. To achieve that, asset managers typically adopt a maintenance program that helps them to maintain acceptable levels of performance across their assets. Maintenance programs are a double-edged sword: the cost can increase tremendously if assets are maintained too frequently or too seldom. Frequently executed maintenance causes unnecessary maintenance downtime and seldom executed maintenance results in unexpected asset failures and undesirable business disruption. Optimizing the maintenance program is one of the key business decisions an asset manager makes. In this talk, we discuss maintenance programs in large scale asset management businesses and showcase how artificial intelligence and machine learning-based optimization using assets' IoT and maintenance data help to maximize asset uptime and minimize the overall asset operational cost.
Speakers
avatar for Viji Krishnamurthy

Viji Krishnamurthy

Sr. Director - Product Management, Oracle
Viji Krishnamurthy manages IoT analytics products in Oracle IoT group. She holds a Ph.D. in Operations Research from Northwestern University and as a data scientist, she has helped to optimize product quality, supply chain and pricing. Viji has also managed IoT platforms and analytics... Read More →
avatar for Lee Sacco

Lee Sacco

Senior Director, Applications Development, Oracle
Lee Sacco is Senior Director of Applications Development in Oracle's Supply Chain Applications group, working with maintenance, repair and reverse logistics solutions for Fusion Cloud and E-Business Suite. He has been with Oracle for nearly two decades, having previously worked with... Read More →
avatar for Jai Suri

Jai Suri

Sr. Director, Product Management, Oracle
Jai is Senior Director of Product Management, responsible for product strategy and technical roadmap of the Internet of Things (IoT) cloud offerings from Oracle. Jai leads definition of vision and product strategy for IoT at Oracle leveraging cloud and predictive analytics solutions... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 2:20pm - 3:10pm
1-Rm 102 350 Oracle Parkway, Redwood City, CA, United States
  Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning   Emerging Technologies

2:20pm

Solutions for bi-directional integration between Oracle RDBMS and Apache Kafka
Apache Kafka is a popular distributed streaming data platform. A Kafka cluster stores streams of records (messages) in categories called topics. It is the architectural backbone of modern data analytics. Data flowing into Kafka often originates from native data streams such as social media streams, telemetry data, financial transactions and many others. But these data streams only contain part of the information. A lot of data necessary in stream processing is stored in traditional systems backed by relational databases. To implement new and modern, real-time solutions, an up-to-date view of that information is needed. So how do we make sure that information can flow between the RDMBS and Kafka, so that changes are available in Kafka as soon as possible in near-real-time? It this session, we present different approaches for integrating relational databases with Kafka, such as Kafka Connect, Oracle GoldenGate and bridging Kafka with Oracle Advanced Queuing (AQ).

Speakers
avatar for Guido Schmutz

Guido Schmutz

Platform Architect, Trivadis
Guido Schmutz works for the Oracle Platinum Partner Trivadis. He has more than 30 years of technology experience. At Trivadis he leads the Trivadis Architecture Board. He has long-time experience as developer, coach, trainer, and architect in the area of building IT systems. In the... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 2:20pm - 3:10pm
4-Rm 105
  Big Data   Data Warehousing and ETL

2:20pm

Extreme Makeover: Reporting Edition; Seven Reporting Strategies to Deliver Action
Reporting, the flight instruments of the modern business, are essential to the vitality of a business. Executives and management need to have accurate pictures of the health and status of each component of their company and it’s the responsibility of IT and Finance to deliver these critical tools. The importance of these reports are clear, and the willingness of the IT and Finance teams to deliver them is never in question, yet why do they sometimes fall short in meeting the executives expectation? Lack of execution!

Proper visualization techniques and reporting standards are the art needed to make the science of reporting user-friendly. There is more to the world of reporting than the basic tables, line graphs and bar charts. Learn 7 tips and tricks to allow better consumption of what you are presenting. A live demonstration on how to reconfigure your visualization across multiple technologies will give you quick wins to take back home to your business.




Speakers
avatar for Jeffrey Silverman

Jeffrey Silverman

Sr Manager, Grant Thornton
Jeff is an integral part of the Grant Thornton's National Business Analytics practice. He is certified in in over 20 different technologies and specializes in assessment and planning of analytic solutions. He has demonstrated astute analytical ability throughout his professional career... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 2:20pm - 3:10pm
6-Rm 203
  Business Analytics

2:20pm

Digital Supply Chain Transformation with IoT and AI
Competitive pressures in today’s business require real-time visibility and responsiveness to provide desired product, employee and customer experiences. To achieve such levels of interaction and proactive decisions, businesses need to move into more cohesive processes as opposed to silo-ed applications. In this talk, we demonstrate how Oracle Supply Chain and IoT applications work through Digital Thread integrations to provide efficient employee experience thereby enabling them to deliver market leading customer and product experiences. Via a hyper-personalized product manufacturing demo, we will show how various functions of supply chain benefits from IoT and AI to deliver the benefits of digital transformation.
Speakers
avatar for Sunil Kunisetty

Sunil Kunisetty

Senior Director of Software Development, Oracle
Sunil Kunisetty is an Oracle veteran of 20+ years. Currently, he is a SeniorDirector responsible for the development of IoT Applications & Cloud Service.In this role, in addition to having full oversight and purview of the product development,he also helps with overall architecture... Read More →
avatar for Jasper Potts

Jasper Potts

IoT & Blockchain Architect, Oracle
I'm a creative engineer, working at the intersection of design, business, and engineering. Relishing creating amazing things that wow people and shift industries.Intuitive and instinctive problem-solving skills. Amazing eye for detail and passion to always build great things that... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 2:20pm - 3:10pm
3-Rm 104
  Emerging Technologies   General
  • Field 2 general

2:20pm

Building Consistent Crime Investigation Practices Using Big Data and Graph Technologies
Rio de Janeiro's Public Prosecutor Office, MPRJ, works for and on behalf of the people to monitor and prosecute crime. They use data    as a key resource.  MPRJ, built a several map approaches to support the fight against crime and corruption. The initiative called  'Public Prosecutor Office in Maps' includes several data-driven apps including a crime map, social index, etc.  Graph technologies are well-suited to modeling and analysis of datasets for crime analysis. The MPRJ team uses a variety and volume of raw data. Specifically, to build the entities relationships and graphs they use Oracle Big    Data Spatial and Graph, running on Oracle BDA infrastructure. Today they have half a billion nodes growing to 1 billion, adding new data    sources and metadata. In addition, they are using the Oracle's    solutions to fight corruption from an investigation perspective, using the same tool from the 'Car Wash' Federal case.


Speakers
avatar for Daniel Belchior

Daniel Belchior

Tech Lead Big Data, Public Prosecutor's Office - BR
Accomplished and skilled IT professional with a driving passion for providing solutions and problem solving.• Substantial experience in Cloudera ecosystem, such as HDFS, Hue, Hive, Impala, Solr, HBase, Sqoop, Flume, Kafka• GIS In-depth knowledge, including Geoserver, Postgis and... Read More →
avatar for Felipe Ferreira

Felipe Ferreira

Data Science Team Leader, Ministério Público do Rio de Janeiro
Data passionate, Python lover, working to provide and improve data-driven decisions.Senior Team Leader in the Data Science department of Public Prosecutor's Office, working on relationship analysis and intelligence reports using graph database and Cloudera/Hadoop suit. More than 15... Read More →
avatar for Rhenan Bartels

Rhenan Bartels

MPRJ
Currently, I am teaching machines to analyze Judicial documents at my job and working with Image            Processing in my Ph.D.

Wednesday March 13, 2019 2:20pm - 3:10pm
2-Rm 103
  Spatial and Graph   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

2:20pm

(HOL) Introduction to Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse
The Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse hands-on lab is an introduction to the Autonomous Data Warehouse Cloud Service - giving  you a basic understanding of how it vastly simplifies management of data and development of applications that access large volumes of data.  You will create an ADW instance and access billions of rows of data in seconds without needing to tune the data model or design in performance.  Time permitting you will then use ADWC's Machine Learning to predict customer credit behavior by automatically sifting through detailed customer credit application data for tens of thousands of customers to discover patterns that help avoid credit loss.
Speakers
avatar for Derrick Cameron

Derrick Cameron

Master Principal Solutions Engineer, Oracle Americas Inc.
Derrick Cameron is part of Oracle's Solution Engineering Developer Innovation Team, and is a 25+ year Oracle veteran. His career journey is varied, starting out as an EBS implementation consultant and moved on to develop deep expertise in Analytics and Data Management. Over the years... Read More →
avatar for Nilay Panchal

Nilay Panchal

Product Manager, Oracle
Nilay is a developer and data scientist turned Product Manager at Oracle, with experience in data warehousing, dimensional modeling, search engines and machine learning technology. A Carnegie Mellon graduate, he has previously worked in 4 different countries across fields. His avocation... Read More →
avatar for Charlie Berger

Charlie Berger

Senior Director, Product Management, Oracle
Charlie Berger is the Sr. Director of Product Management, Machine Learning, AI and Cognitive Analytics in Oracle Server Technology. Since 1999, he has been responsible for Oracle’s machine learning—starting when Oracle acquired Thinking Machines Corporation where he was VP of... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 2:20pm - 4:15pm
5-Rm 202 HOL
  Data Warehousing and ETL, Regular Session (50 minutes)

3:25pm

How Data Miner and Analytics Cloud can help FinTech Marketing team perform?
Forth Smart is a FinTech business based in Thailand, where we have more than 120,000 vending machines throughout the country. Our customers can top-up their mobile credits by cash, as well as transfer money and purchase game credits. Since the users only need mobile numbers for using our devices, we don't have much information about the users such as their names or ages. Therefore, our challenge is to understand our customers by extracting meaningful information from user activity information rather than their static profile data. For analyzing such data, we have used Oracle Data Miner GUI for building machine learning models. The work also involves generating engineered attributes to improve the model accuracy. I will talk about my journey to introduce Oracle Advanced Analytics platforms and also about our recent trials to introduce new technologies, such as notebook for running the workflows on ADWC and graph algorithms for deeper customer analysis.
Speakers
avatar for PAWARIT RUENGSUKSILP

PAWARIT RUENGSUKSILP

Business Development Analyst, Forth Corporation PCL
• Business Development Analyst/ Citizen Data Scientist • Industries: Technology and Air Separation • Past Projects - Building a control room to minimize the downtime of 120,000 online vending machines - Helping the Marketing Department to quantify the impact and performance... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 3:25pm - 4:15pm
1-Rm 102 350 Oracle Parkway, Redwood City, CA, United States
  Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning   Business Analytics   Data Warehousing and ETL

3:25pm

Autonomous Data Warehouse the new Data Lake
Over the past several years Hadoop based Data Lakes have emerged in sometimes successful but often challenged implementations. While Hadoop is optimized for large data storage, it struggles to achieve the ad hoc performance that most companies need in a modern data platform, driving their Data Lake. Soft costs for Hadoop like finding qualified resources and total cost of ownership, have hurt Hadoop's ROI in the enterprise for all but the most extreme big data cases.

What has emerged from the Data Lake model is a fantastic pattern for engineering data that can totally satisfy most organizations. This pattern of Ingest, Model and Refine is the new basis for the modern data platform. If only there was a great architecture to deploy this pattern. Enter the Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse, this cloud based platform with object storage capabilities is the ideal platform for your powerful Data Lake, with easy of maintenance, up time and low total cost of ownership.
Speakers
avatar for Jeremy Simmons

Jeremy Simmons

BI Practice Lead, Qubix Inc
A business and technology consultant with over 20 years of experience in delivering value to organizations by closing the gap between business needs and IT capabilities. I take a hands on approach to delivering technical work, with a strong ability to speak to and gather C-Level requirements... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 3:25pm - 4:15pm
6-Rm 203
  Big Data   Data Warehousing and ETL

3:25pm

Extreme Data Visualization to Drive User Adoption
Accelerate business insights through data discovery, analytics and comprehensive Visualization delivered through Oracle BI. This session focuses on LAUSD deployment of an advanced, custom UI/UX framework on Oracle BI stack to deliver extreme Visualization and a live demonstration on how we adopted a simplified reporting platform for line-of-business users on key metrics, dazzling visualization and infographics delivered through BI dashboards to help improve the decision-making process across the organization.


Speakers
avatar for Grace Peng

Grace Peng

Technical Specialist, LAUSD
I am IT executive with specialized skills in enterprise information management and analytics for LAUSD. As dynamic information technology leader and certified Project Management Professional with success in program/project management, problem solving, strategic planning, and operations... Read More →
GS

Gautham Sampath

Executive Director, Innive Inc

Wednesday March 13, 2019 3:25pm - 4:15pm
4-Rm 105
  Business Analytics   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning   Big Data

3:25pm

Oracle Data Integration Cloud: Strategy and Vision for Data Catalog Service
This session will highlight a brand new Oracle (cloud) service – the Oracle Data Catalog. The Oracle Data Catalog will enhance the transparency, traceability and trust in enterprise data assets in the Oracle cloud and beyond, enabling efficient and governed data exploitation for competitive advantage. Learn how the Data Catalog can discover, organize, enrich and trace enterprise data assets across the hybrid landscape. This session will include a demonstration of the Data Catalog Cloud Service, and give details on the product roadmap and vision for a single Data Catalog for Oracle and other enterprise data assets.





Speakers
avatar for Denis Gray

Denis Gray

Senior Director, Product Management, Oracle
As part of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure team, Denis is directly responsible for the product direction, strategy and go to market for multiple cloud services within the Data Platform Services group.  Currently, Denis is focused on delivering next generation data services, including... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 3:25pm - 4:15pm
3-Rm 104
  Data Warehousing and ETL

3:25pm

PGQL: A Query Language for Property Graphs
PGQL is a pattern-matching query language for the property graph data model, used by Oracle Database Spatial and Graph and Oracle Big Data Spatial and Graph. PGQL is an expressive, SQL-like language that makes writing graph queries easy - even for non-graph experts. in this session, we provide an overview of the different features of PGQL and provides examples of how to run PGQL queries from a shell and through a Java API. in this session, we also focus on what has recently been added to PGQL and which features are coming. Finally, the session provides a brief overview of how PGQL fits into on-going standardization efforts for property graph querying.

Speakers
avatar for Oskar van Rest

Oskar van Rest

Principal Member of Technical Staff, Oracle
Oskar is Oracle’s lead developer for PGQL, an SQL-like query language for property graphs that is used by Oracle Spatial and Graph and Oracle Big Data Spatial and Graph.
avatar for Jan Michels

Jan Michels

Principal Member of Technical Staff, Oracle
Jan Michels represents Oracle on the ANSI and ISO committees responsible for standardizing SQL, while working closely with the Oracle database server development teams. He has been involved in designing extensions for the SQL language for 18+ years. Jan is chair of the DM32.2... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 3:25pm - 4:15pm
2-Rm 103
  Spatial and Graph

4:30pm

Reviving 3D visualization through simplicity, and how ML can help
3D data visualization can earn its place in informing audiences. We showcase a touchscreen 3D data visualization tool piloted for field marketing at Oracle OpenWorld 2018, one of the largest tech conferences in the world. Discussion includes UX/UI design, as well as how latent variables obtained via simple machine learning can foster interpretability.

Speakers
avatar for Alex Firsov

Alex Firsov

Data Scientist, Oracle
I do marketing data spec ops. Predictive analytics, interpretable machine learning, marketing campaign design, and data driven creative.

Wednesday March 13, 2019 4:30pm - 5:00pm
1-Rm 102 350 Oracle Parkway, Redwood City, CA, United States
  Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning   Business Analytics

4:30pm

Integration of Marketing Data with Autonomous Data Warehouse
DX Marketing - a user of many Oracle Database products - has been testing integration of its many large marketing databases with the ADW environment to enhance the analytic performance and reporting process. DXM will demonstrate how several of its large marketing campaigns - with disparate datasets - have been effectively improved with this new integration. These marketing campaigns – tied to many of our clients - use millions of consumer records in business verticals that include telecom, financial services, real estate and healthcare. The large amount of transactional data flow - from multiple campaigns to reporting - requires prodigious processing capacity. The result is ADW's impressive functionality was able to generate immediate and significant benefit for our company and our client’s business needs.


Speakers
avatar for Ray Owens

Ray Owens

CEO, DX Marketing
Data-driven decisions are all the rage nowadays, but DX Marketing's founder and CEO Ray Owens has long been a numbers guy. His three decades of data analytics experience and real world customer insight form the foundation of both the capabilities as a business and the marketing philosophies... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 4:30pm - 5:00pm
4-Rm 105
  Data Warehousing and ETL

4:30pm

Customer Success with Autonomous Data Warehouse
Overview of at least 10 business use cases and value of Autonomous Data Warehouse (ADW). I will cover the early implementations of Autonomous Database why the companies chose it, how the implementation went, and the business value they are realising.
Speakers
avatar for Laura McKechnie

Laura McKechnie

Product Manager, Oracle
I'm in Oracle Product Management for Data Warehousing and Big Data, and run our Global Leaders Program for Americas, ie look after our key customers running our data management solutions!
avatar for Pete Schutt

Pete Schutt

Sr Director, Oracle
Pete Schutt is a Senior Director of Marketing in Oracle Cloud Business Group. He curates customer success stories in multimedia content assets for executive communication across all marketing and sales channels.

Wednesday March 13, 2019 4:30pm - 5:00pm
6-Rm 203
  Data Warehousing and ETL   Big Data

4:30pm

Spatial & Graph... & Blockchain! The future of Proof of Location With Oracle
A new world with consensus-driven maps and crypto-spatial coordinates is emerging. Find out more and see how to embrace the change by leveraging Oracle cloud services such as Big Data Spatial & Graph and Blockchain. Learn about Blockchain use-cases and their benefits in terms of location and maps and see examples of how to embrace these benefits in your organization - we will look into relevant cases for both private and public sector.

Speakers
avatar for Axel Bronder

Axel Bronder

Solution Engineer, Oracle
Axel Bronder is an established presenter in the Scandinavian Spatial community and a rising voice in the Blockchain world. As an IT professional he strives to leverage new technologies to create a better life for all. With international experience, Axel has a history of successful... Read More →

Wednesday March 13, 2019 4:30pm - 5:00pm
3-Rm 104
  Emerging Technologies   Spatial and Graph

4:30pm

Translating Natural Language to Graph Queries for Financial Crime Investigation
Financial crime investigation is a labor-intensive task. Oracle provides tools (e.g., FCCM Studio) that allow investigators to analyze whether a case involves fraud. To do so, investigators query and analyze databases containing financial transactions through an easy-to-use interface. However, often this interface does not provide enough flexibility. In such cases, analysis may require the development of database queries in SQL or PGQL (for Graph databases). Having to do so is not desirable because (1) it requires business users to learn a (complex) query language and (2) business users need to know about the underlying database schema. To remedy this situation, we have developed a natural language interface to graph databases that provides business users with a natural way to query the databases. In this talk, we present NL2PGQL, which translates sentences in natural language into a PGQL query that can be executed using Oracle Spatial and Graph.



Speakers
avatar for Matthias Brantner

Matthias Brantner

Research Director, Oracle
Matthias is a Research Director at Oracle Labs. His research interests are at the cross road of data processing and language compilers. He holds a PhD from the University of Mannheim, Germany.
avatar for Jinha Kim

Jinha Kim

Principal Member of Technical Staff, Oracle Labs
Jinha Kim is a Principal Member of Technical Staff at Oracle Labs. He is interested in graph analytics and machine learning from designing through implementation to application. He obtained his PhD from Pohang University of Science and Technology, South Korea.

Wednesday March 13, 2019 4:30pm - 5:00pm
2-Rm 103
  Spatial and Graph   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

5:00pm

Networking Reception
Meet the vendors and join us for a social hour. Sponsorship avaialable.
Wednesday March 13, 2019 5:00pm - 6:00pm
7-Auditorium
  General
  • Field 2 general
 
Thursday, March 14
 

8:00am

Breakfast, Registration, and Networking
Thursday March 14, 2019 8:00am - 8:45am
7-Auditorium
  General
  • Field 2 general

8:45am

Developing Predictive Applications with Oracle's Machine Learning
Most machine learning projects fail to go beyond the data scientist. They hit a wall when they try to “operationalize” the ML models into enterprise production IT environments. Open source Python and R are great for data scientists but create problems with the DBA. This dichotomy between IT and data science is eliminated when the ML algorithms are part of the enterprise data management platform. By “moving algorithms to the data”, Oracle has extended the Oracle Database, Autonomous Database and Big Data platforms into hybrid data management and machine learning platforms. Data scientists and application developers can use their language or UI of choice (R, Python, SQL, “drag and drop” UIs and notebooks) to cooperatively build, develop and deploy ML models on premise or in the cloud. Learn how data scientists move beyond “ML tools” and now collaborate with IT, DBAs and application developers to deliver ML enabled applications. Several “Predictive Applications” will be shown.
Speakers
avatar for Charlie Berger

Charlie Berger

Senior Director, Product Management, Oracle
Charlie Berger is the Sr. Director of Product Management, Machine Learning, AI and Cognitive Analytics in Oracle Server Technology. Since 1999, he has been responsible for Oracle’s machine learning—starting when Oracle acquired Thinking Machines Corporation where he was VP of... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 8:45am - 9:35am
1-Rm 102 350 Oracle Parkway, Redwood City, CA, United States
  Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

8:45am

Is it Corked? Wine Machine Learning Predictions with OAC
What do you know about Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence? How deep do you need to study before you can actually start implementing it? Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) democratizes the concept of Data Science: data cleansing, enrichment, model training and evaluation are now tasks that can be performed visually in the tool lowering the barrier of Machine Learning. In this presentation, we demonstrate a live Machine Learning example with OAC. Starting from a Wine Rating Dataset, we will understand the features, enrich them, build a predictive model to score the wine rating and validate it against unseen data, all with a simple GUI and without having to write a single line of code! Are you ready to see Machine Learning in action? And understand all the steps involved in building and validating a model? Then check out this session!
Speakers
avatar for Francesco Tisiot

Francesco Tisiot

BI Tech Lead, Rittman Mead
Francesco is the BI Tech Lead at Rittman Mead and an Analytics enthusiast. Analyst, architect and developer, he built expertise in the Data Integration and Business Analytics over the years. He also delivers Oracle trainings for Rittman Mead. Francesco is involved in the Oracle Analytics... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 8:45am - 9:35am
6-Rm 203
  Business Analytics   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

8:45am

Supporting real time needs in finance organization
In this session, we walk through landscape of Gilead finance data warehouse environment, which can be scaled for enterprise needs. The architecture supports hourly refresh of subject areas in the warehouse and provides a consistent performance for end users.
Specifically, we cover:
• Refresh requirments from finance during month end for closing activities
• Inmemory solution
• Netapp storage solution to support access to real time data.
• Dynamic switch from load to reporting users.
Speakers
avatar for Ajay Poondla

Ajay Poondla

Associate Director, Enterprise platforms, Gilead Sciences
Experienced Data & Analytics professional responsible for• Collaboration with Business Engagement Leads, Development teams, Infrastructure leads, QSC develop and sustain develop and sustain effective partnerships by providing insights and advice on opportunities to use technology... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 8:45am - 9:35am
3-Rm 104
  Data Warehousing and ETL   Business Analytics

8:45am

Build Knowledge Graphs with Oracle RDF to Extract More Value from Your Data
Knowledge graphs, a collection of interlinked descriptions of entities, are widely used to enable intelligent applications. Knowledge graphs can play a critical role in applications built on a data warehouse or data lake, which typically collect data from a variety of sources. This data has to be combined and integrated in a meaningful way to be useful in such applications, and knowledge graphs can be used to organize and connect these disparate datasets. In this session, we will discuss knowledge graphs built using the RDF capabilities of Oracle Spatial and Graph. We will illustrate how to define a knowledge graph, create virtual or materialized graphs from existing data (relational tables, CSV files, etc.), derive new knowledge through logical inference, navigate and query graphs using W3C standards, analyze knowledge graphs with graph algorithms, and more. Real-world use cases from various industries will also be shared.
Speakers
avatar for Souripriya Das

Souripriya Das

Architect, Oracle
Souripriya Das (Souri), pioneered the work on semantic technologies in Oracle and has led the development effort since its inception in 2002. Prior to taking up semantic technologies, he was the lead developer and project leader for novel database features at Oracle. Souri was a co-editor... Read More →
avatar for Matthew Perry

Matthew Perry

Consultant Member of Technical Staff, Oracle
Matthew Perry is a Consultant Member of Technical Staff at Oracle. His primary responsibility is development of graph query support for the Spatial and Graph option of Oracle Database. This includes SPARQL query support for RDF data and PGQL query support for property graph data... Read More →
avatar for Melliyal Annamalai

Melliyal Annamalai

Product Manager, Oracle
Melli Annamalai is a product manager at Oracle. She has vast experience in multiple technology areas related to unstructured and semi-structured data management. One of her current focus areas is Big Data, with an emphasis on integrating data from streaming sources and Hadoop environments... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 8:45am - 9:35am
2-Rm 103
  Spatial and Graph   Data Warehousing and ETL

8:45am

(HOL) Try it live : Immediate Deep Insights on Any Data with Oracle DV
This hands-on session will walk any user (novice to expert) through the multiple capabilities of Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) to rapidly gain deep insight on any data. You will rapidly ramp up with basics of Oracle Data Visualization (DV) and learn many of the friendly OAC features to gain crucial insights on any dataset. There are no specific requirements for the lab, only a laptop with internet connection.
Speakers
avatar for Philippe Lions

Philippe Lions

Sr. Director, Product Management/Strategy, Oracle
Philippe has an extensive experience with BI and data intelligence, both from the business user world side and the software designer world side. His career splits between holding Business Analyst roles in several corporations and for the second half, over a decade in BI Product Management... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 8:45am - 10:40am
5-Rm 202 HOL
  Business Analytics   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

9:50am

Semantic Middleware - the Cornerstone of Your Next IT
Knowledge Graphs (KG) have recently been acknowledged as a critical innovation by leading industry analysts to providing an efficient IT stack and bringing AI to the next level. An RDF-based KG is an efficient means of harmonizing heterogeneous data environments, providing a multi-dimensional index and unified data gateway. Vertices modeled in RDF are referenceable to human and machine agents by standardized URIs. As entities may be explored with high precision within their context, they become first-class information citizens where today's access is mainly document based. While Knowledge Graphs have been adopted by the fastest-growing companies of the last decade, some still find it a challenge. PoolParty Semantic Suite provides an easy start and helps to smoothen the adoption of KGs. Connecting to Oracle Database 18c and Oracle Spatial and Graph, PoolParty facilitates a supervised self-learning system that helps to build an Enterprise Knowledge Graph efficiently and automate the process greatly.
Speakers
avatar for Sebastian Gabler

Sebastian Gabler

Head of Sales, Semantic Web Company
Originally trained as Recording Producer with a diploma degree from Berlin University of the Arts (UdK), Sebastian pursues a career in archive- and information management for over 15 years, after spending 5 years in music production for Radio, TV and Recording industry. Sebastian... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 9:50am - 10:15am
2-Rm 103
  Spatial and Graph   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning   Emerging Technologies

9:50am

Cross-Validation & Model Selection in ML Classification: ORAAH and OAA examples
Cross-Validation is a great method to better estimate the expected quality of a model on future Scoring Datasets, and also to compare performance between models. From a Confusion Matrix generated for each model run, several useful statistics can be extracted, including Precision, Accuracy, Recall, True Positive Rate, F1 Score, Informedness, and others. In this session we will see an example of using k-Fold Cross-Validation to choose the best Model for several Examples, using the latest Oracle R Advanced Analytics for Hadoop (ORAAH) and Oracle Advanced Analytics (OAA). The sample R and SQL code will be explained, but familiarity with R or SQL is not crucial.
Speakers
avatar for Marcos Arancibia

Marcos Arancibia

Product Manager, Data Science and Big Data, Oracle
Marcos Arancibia is the Product Mgr for Oracle Data Science and Big Data, working with Machine Learning in the Oracle Database and on Hadoop/Spark clusters. He is charted with developing a comprehensive platform for enabling a new class of analytical workloads encompassing techniques... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 9:50am - 10:40am
1-Rm 102 350 Oracle Parkway, Redwood City, CA, United States
  Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning   Big Data

9:50am

Innovative Data Protection for Big Data: Tackling GDPR and Other Data Requiremen
GDPR, HIPAA, and other regulation forces every organization to scrutinize their data protection strategies implemented on big data. Most solutions involve application security, which presents some serious issues. This session presents a completely new strategy: securing the file itself directly inside the file. This innovative way of securing file-based data ensures that any organization can store file data in a manner that is secure by default and compliant by default. Explore the details of the technology and see solution patterns and implementation strategies to ensure your big data repositories can comply with stringent protection regulations while delivering analytics at speed.

Speakers
avatar for Shrikumar Hariharasubrahmanian

Shrikumar Hariharasubrahmanian

Lead Researcher, Oracle Labs
Shrikumar is a lead researcher at Oracle Labs. His main research interests lie in the interplay between hardware, software, OS and cross-system integration, with a focus on improving the efficiencies of high performance communication using an approach guided by the principle of "De-Layering".Applying... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 9:50am - 10:40am
6-Rm 203
  Big Data   Data Warehousing and ETL

9:50am

Follow the heartbeat of your activity with real time crowd monitoring
Proximus is the leading telco operator in Belgium. They provide public REST services that give access to some of the data they manage. One of them is the Enco Real Time Crowd Management solution. It monitors the location of mobile phone users and provides a count of users, aggregated in cells of 100x100m. The information is refreshed every x minutes. This simple solution lets you monitor real–time flows of visitors of any kind of activity: monitor the heartbeat of an event, a demonstration or a gathering during the specific time horizon of the activity, and react quicker and more efficiently on (un)expected situations. In this presentation, we show how information is extracted from the REST service using the Event Hub, how it is retained in an Autonomous Data Warehouse service, and how it is analyzed using the Oracle Analytics Cloud: observe how crowd movements evolve over time, on maps and other graphics. We also analyze crowd movements as they appeared in past events.




Speakers
avatar for Tom Bailliu

Tom Bailliu

Sales Engineer Analytics, Oracle Belgium
Before joining Oracle 2,5 years ago, I worked for 15 years in various positions within the analytics department of a telco in Belgium ( BASE ). The last years at BASE, I was working with the Strategy Department focusing on the location monetization research project.Bridging the... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 9:50am - 10:40am
3-Rm 104
  Business Analytics   Data Warehousing and ETL   Spatial and Graph

10:15am

Oracle Spatial and Graph RDF Semantic Model for BIM Classification & Scheduling
In Oracle Spatial and Graph 12c, Resource Description Framework (RDF) semantic modeling can build data triplestores from relational database content.  The ability to interrogate Building Information Management (BIM) 3D model data and auto-correlate it with master data classification hierarchies provides a means for digital data delivery of object-based information.  Semantic queries can derive results from multiple sources of data across the Enterprise, expose data patterns and equivalencies, as well as normalize content to and from a given data standard. The key for reliable, quality inferencing is having an initial source of pedigreed Master Data content as the basis for this mapping.  
Speakers
avatar for Tracy J. McLane

Tracy J. McLane

GIS Senior Science Specialist, Bechtel Corporation
Tracy McLane has been a Bechtel Distinguished Scientist since 2012, and has served in such roles as GIS Administrator, a GIS Technical Discipline Lead, an Engineering Lead for the Virtual Project Delivery 4D, 5D Program and a GIS Senior Science Specialist during her 20+ year career... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 10:15am - 10:40am
2-Rm 103
  Spatial and Graph

10:55am

Machine Learning & AI Applications for Smart Manufacturing
Learn about the recently announced Oracle Adaptive Intelligent (AI) Applications for Manufacturing. This SaaS offering collects, stores, and analyzes massive amounts of Operational Technology (OT) data coming from sensor enabled shop floor equipment and machines and contextualizes it with Information Technology (IT) data coming from enterprise applications such as ERP, HCM, SCM, MES, Quality, LIMS and analyzes it by applying machine learning, and artificial intelligence techniques to discover key patterns and correlations that affect manufacturing efficiencies and provides actionable predictive analytics to maximize yield and minimize defects, scrap, rework, costs, returns. It also provides comprehensive capabilities for backward and forward tracing of products and processes within manufacturing and supply chain spanning manpower, machine, material, method and management related information to facilitate rapid root cause, impact and containment analysis.
Speakers
avatar for Gopal Ratnam

Gopal Ratnam

Senior Director, Product Management & Strategy, Oracle
TBD

Thursday March 14, 2019 10:55am - 11:45am
1-Rm 102 350 Oracle Parkway, Redwood City, CA, United States
  Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning   Big Data

10:55am

Building Business Advantage through Streaming Data Analytics Automation
Do you want to understand how a large and complex organization like LA unified School District has successfully rolled out a comprehensive business intelligence application that is business oriented and producing results with data driven decisions! LAUSD Enterprise Reporting uses OBIEE and Oracle technology components to drive both self service analytics and also published analytics to over 43000 users across the district. The teams has successfully used a business oriented approach, using business outcomes as the basis of prioritizing BI capabilities and measuring the success of all BI projects.The District has effectively integrated the analytics to be a part of the operations and not sidelined it as a nice to use tool. Analytics speak business language,  provide business contexts, collect inputs for continuous improvement and provide a platform for effective collaboration between business users and the IT team.  The session is a planned as an interactive one, with real-time demo.
Speakers
avatar for Grace Peng

Grace Peng

Technical Specialist, LAUSD
I am IT executive with specialized skills in enterprise information management and analytics for LAUSD. As dynamic information technology leader and certified Project Management Professional with success in program/project management, problem solving, strategic planning, and operations... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 10:55am - 11:45am
6-Rm 203
  Data Warehousing and ETL, Regular Session (50 minutes)

10:55am

Self-diagnosis and Management of Performance and Availability for Autonomous Database
Autonomous databases signal considerable advancement from manual processes previously required by legacy databases that have been prevalent in previous decades. Removal of the human operator and as such, associated human error, from the control loop is the basic premise of autonomous databases. Self-driving and virtually infallible software agents may now take control of management and administrative tasks relating to database function that were once completed manually. Modern databases can generate vast numbers of diverse streams of sensory data with important implications for database behavior and performance. Such sensory data range from expanded performance metrics to internal and external resource utilization to workload statistics and detailed process logs. Given that traditional hands-on inspection procedures are unable to match the expansive volume of this data, there now exists a unique opportunity to leverage this data and the application of machine learning techniques





Speakers
avatar for Yaser Suleiman

Yaser Suleiman

CMTS, Oracle
Yaser Suleiman, CMTS at Oracle HQ, Database RAC organization, developer in CHA team (part of the Autonomous Health).

Thursday March 14, 2019 10:55am - 11:45am
3-Rm 104
  Data Warehousing and ETL   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning   Big Data

10:55am

When Graphs Meet Machine Learning
This session shows how graphs and machine learning (ML) together can enable new insights that could not be attained previously. Graph models and machine learning techniques are becoming popular for discovering relationships, classifying information, identifying patterns and anomalies in data, and improving understanding of information. By combining ML techniques with relationships in graphs, we can answer questions such as “How did other investigators approach similar cases?” “Does this malware have the same characteristics as prior attacks?” and “Do these symptoms seem similar to ones we’ve seen in other diseases?” We explain modern techniques for combining graphs and machine learning, so that signals in your irregular and unstructured data sets are properly captured by graph analysis, before feeding them into the machine learning pipeline.




Speakers
avatar for Rhicheek Patra

Rhicheek Patra

Oracle
I am interested in topics concerning distributed machine learning, recommender systems, online privacy,     and big data related problems. My research work has led to publications in many premier conferences in       the above-mentioned fields.
avatar for Sungpack Hong

Sungpack Hong

Research Director, Oracle Labs
Research Director at Oracle Labs.Leading projects regarding large-scale graph and data analysis -- platforms and applications

Thursday March 14, 2019 10:55am - 11:45am
2-Rm 103
  Spatial and Graph   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

10:55am

Working at a Major Software Company
What does work look like in a major software company?
In this panel discussion, we bring four engineers from different parts of the Oracle development stack to talk about work:
- What are the pros and cons of working in a major software company?
- What was the transition like going from academia to developing commercial software used by everyone?
- How does one's academic background and research translate to innovation?
- What best practices from academia should one apply to commercial software development and vice versa?
Speakers
avatar for Beethoven Cheng

Beethoven Cheng

Director, Oracle Corporation
Development Manager in Oracle's Database Group focusing on tools, infrastructure and packages for the     PL/SQL Language  Specialties: software product and project management
avatar for Harshad Kasture

Harshad Kasture

Principal Member of Technical Staff, Oracle Labs
Harshad is a researcher at Oracle Labs working on the Oracle Database Multilingual Engine. Harshad's research interests include computer architecture, databases, compilers, and operating systems. Harshad holds a PhD from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he worked with... Read More →
avatar for MINJI KIM

MINJI KIM

Engineer, Oracle
I am an engineer and a researcher in distributed systems, communications, and networks. My interests      include distributed systems, algorithms and optimization on networks, network coding, scheduling,            security and reliability of networks, graph theory, and information... Read More →
avatar for Ankur Modi

Ankur Modi

Senior Member Technical Staff, Oracle
Ankur Modi received his B.S. in Information Systems, from BITS Pilani - Goa, India. He worked for Oracle India after graduation then started his masters in 2017 at CMU, finishing in 2018. He has been with Oracle Database Development since graduation in June, 2018.
avatar for Can Tuzla

Can Tuzla

Senior Product Manager, Oracle
Can Tuzla received his B.S. from Bilkent University (2012) and Masters from Case Western Reserve University (2014), both in computer science. He has been with Oracle Database Development since 2014, first as a member of the Query Optimizer Team, and later as product manager for Oracle... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 10:55am - 12:30pm
5-Rm 202 HOL
  General

12:00pm

Identifying Portfolio Variables using Machine Learning for developing Mortgage Prepayments predictor models in Banking and Finance
Portfolio Variables are variables which identify the fingerprint of a dataset. It is most advisable to separate a dataset into multiple dataset based on values of portfolio variables and build separate models since the relationship between the dependent variable and independent variables differs across the spectrum of portfolio variables.

Portfolio variables are generally identified by Subject Matter Experts in the Industry. However with changing datasets and large number of categorical and numeric variables, Machine Learning can go a long way in adding to such portfolio variables to achieve higher prediction accuracy.

We in OFSAA team have built an algorithm to identify and segregate such variables using ML techniques which will be a part of presentation.
Speakers
avatar for Jayesh Gokhale

Jayesh Gokhale

Snr Principal Software Developer, Oracle Financial Services Software Limited
Senior Principal Software Developer Development Lead - OFSAA Performance Analytics Suite     Worked on developing models for IPA/RPA, RCA and LLFP products. ML Techniques used in the models include Regression, Clustering, Time Series Forecasting, Neural Networks, Survival Models and Vintage M... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 12:00pm - 12:30pm
6-Rm 203
  Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

12:00pm

Modernizing the HVAC using Analytics & IoT
Most IoT visualizations are geared toward monitoring what’s happening at a specific point in time. They can’t house voluminous streaming event data due to detrimental impact on performance.Oracle has built a connector to easily offload aged IoT data to a BDC data lake.Oracle BDC Data Lake has the capability to amass the streaming data originated from Oracle’s managed PaaS service IoTCS and transform it into a structured form.This structured data is used as the data source of OAC machine learning for failure prediction.DVCS - a part of OAC has its own list of connectors to directly connect with several data sources. It is competent enough to gain insights about the general HVAC problems like clogged air filters, leaking refrigerant,thermostat malfunction etc.Anomalies which are not apprehended in regular maintenance can also be detected.ML algorithms help deriving future failure prediction using the previous trends and can discern something meaningful from the enormous amount of data.








Speakers
avatar for Ranajoy Bose

Ranajoy Bose

Solution Engineering Manager, Oracle
Ranajoy Bose is a Solution Engineering manager of the Analytics Pillar based out of the Oracle Cloud Solution Hub in Bangalore. He has more than 12 years of rich experience in Business Intelligence, Analytics and Data-warehousing across various verticals and geographies, with market... Read More →
NR

Niladri Roy

Solution Consultant, Oracle India Pvt Ltd

Thursday March 14, 2019 12:00pm - 12:30pm
1-Rm 102 350 Oracle Parkway, Redwood City, CA, United States
  Business Analytics

12:00pm

Detecting Fake News in a Real World
Fake news is the pus oozing out of our virtual spaces to infect every living room in America and the world daily. Fake news teaches ignorance, preaches fear and mistrust, but looks just like you and me. It would be the perfect crime - if it wasn't for three meddling students from the University of Cincinnati with one goal: to keep it _real_ . While AI has been a favourite antagonist of science fiction writers, these students harness the combined power of Strategic Analytics and Human expertise to slay the shape-shifting problem that is fake news. Machine and Deep Learning, when tempered with human expertise can distinctively identify malicious and fake news. The need for a robust algorithm to identify such content has never been more urgent, with fake news causing lynchings in India, fuelling riots in Europe, and deciding the fate of democracies world over.

Bonus Content: The approach towards fake news adopted by the dominant Social Media company might be a disaster.


Speakers
avatar for Satyam Singh

Satyam Singh

Risk Analyst, Credit One Bank
Currently an analyst at Credit One Bank, I have previously worked in Marketing and Sales Analytics. Awarded third place at the NBC Universal analytics challenge and Finalist at the TeraData analytics challenge. I have worked extensively with data from different disciplines, building... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 12:00pm - 12:30pm
3-Rm 104
  General
  • Field 2 general

12:00pm

Finding Malicious Network Packets Using Anomaly Detection with Graph Analytics
Finding unexpected patterns and results in data is a critical factor in discovering fraud, adverse reactions, and other suspicious behaviors. Graph analysis is an effective data analysis methodology that considers fine-grained relationships among data entities. This session explains how to use graph analysis algorithms to discover anomalous results to identify malicious network packets in network traces. We achieve this by constructing graphs from network traces and computing characteristics of those graphs by applying several graph algorithms with which we can construct a machine learning model for classification.

Speakers
avatar for Sungpack Hong

Sungpack Hong

Research Director, Oracle Labs
Research Director at Oracle Labs.Leading projects regarding large-scale graph and data analysis -- platforms and applications
avatar for Rhicheek Patra

Rhicheek Patra

Oracle
I am interested in topics concerning distributed machine learning, recommender systems, online privacy,     and big data related problems. My research work has led to publications in many premier conferences in       the above-mentioned fields.
avatar for Kevin Madden

Kevin Madden

Chief Software Engineer, Tom Sawyer Software
With more than 20 years of experience in the software industry, Kevin Madden brings an innovative approach to Tom Sawyer Software. Originally the third software engineer at Tom Sawyer Software, today he plays a strategic role in the direction of the company's server-based products... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 12:00pm - 12:30pm
2-Rm 103
  Spatial and Graph   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
  • Field 2 general

12:30pm

Lunch, gather feedback, and drawings
Enjoy lunch with your peers, using the same "birds of a feather" signs. During the second half of the lunch we will collect your feedback on Analytics and Data Summit and discuss the BIWA User Community throughout 2019, including plans for next year's summit. Turn in your "vendor bingo sheets" before this time to enter the drawing for prizes.
Speakers
avatar for Dan Vlamis

Dan Vlamis

President, Vlamis Software Solutions, Inc.

Thursday March 14, 2019 12:30pm - 1:30pm
7-Auditorium
  General
  • Field 2 general

1:30pm

Four awarded Brazilian use cases using Oracle Big Data, ML and Analytics
In this session Marcelo Bellorio, enterprise solutions architect for AI, Big Data and Analytics in Oracle Brazil, will drill down on the Architectures, Business Outcomes and what`s next for the four Oracle Open World 2018-awarded Brazilian companies use cases:
1 - United Health Group Brazil (Healthcare): Oracle Global Leaders 2018 Architect Leader of the Year Excellence Award for Latin America for the Healthcare and Legal cases on top of Oracle's Big Data architecture
2 - Nexel Brazil (Telco): OOW 2018 Oracle Excellence Award for Data Management Innovation AND Oracle Global Leaders 2018 DW & Big Data Leader of the Year Excellence Award for the Telco Machine Learning use cases on top of the Oracle's Big Data, ADW and Analytics Platforms
3 - Oi (Telco): OOW 2018 Oracle Excellence Award for Analytics Innovation for the Analytical Spatial's ML case on top of Oracle's DW and Analytics Platform
4 - GEQ (Gas & Consumer Goods): OOW 2018 excellence Award Finalist for the ML Tax Intelligence case
Speakers
avatar for Marcelo Bellorio

Marcelo Bellorio

Enterprise Solutions Architect, Oracle
I am a passionate individual about working within diverse and multicultural teams, strong believer in the value of people, data and technology within the organizations for business development and transformation. With experience in both the computer science and business fields, I... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 1:30pm - 2:20pm
5-Rm 202 HOL
  Big Data   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning   Business Analytics   Data Warehousing and ETL   Spatial and Graph

1:30pm

DIPC, ADWC & OAC: The Dream Team for Integrated End-to-End Analytics
Nowadays having the right response to your questions immediately and have access to the right data is crucial as well as having predicted and proactive analytics to take the right decisions. But how we can get the right data from the bunch of sources that we are working with including Big Data sources? And how we can achieve a great performance without spending lots of hours and days trying to tune each query? Oracle brings the solution to these problems with the integration of Autonomous Data Warehouse Cloud (ADWC), Data Integration Platform Cloud (DIPC) and Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) services. In this session, we show the main features of these Cloud services to solve these issues and how we can create all the cloud services instances and integrate them. This includes a live demo that loads and transforms data using DIPC to ADWC and analyzes and discovers patterns in the data using OAC.
Speakers
avatar for Edelweiss Kammermann

Edelweiss Kammermann

BI Manager, IT Convergence
Edelweiss Kammermann is an Oracle BI and Data Integration specialist and Oracle University trainer based in Montevideo, Uruguay. She has over 19 years experience of consulting and project management in Oracle technology. Her work with both private and public organizations has spanned... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 1:30pm - 2:20pm
6-Rm 203
  Business Analytics   Data Warehousing and ETL

1:30pm

Emerging Technologies Panel
This Panel will discuss the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and its Case Studies of the adopters of Oracle Cloud - IaaS and PaaS. The Panel will consist of Oracle Enterprise Cloud Architects and Practitioners who are using Oracle Cloud / OCI services like ADW, to solve real world solutions, or hosting other Enterprise Applications on OCI. This will be a Moderated Panel, allowing attendees to pose their own scenarios for OCI as well as ask the Panelists questions. Emerging Technology Use Cases using AI/ML, IoT and Blockchain will be showcased as well.
Speakers
avatar for Shyam Varan Nath

Shyam Varan Nath

Director IoT and Cloud, Oracle
Shyam V Nath is author of the book titled Architecting the Industrial Internet. He is Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Certified Architect. He specializes in IoT, Blockchain and Big Data Analytics for industry domains like Industrial Manufacturing, Aviation and Healthcare. Shyam... Read More →
avatar for Christopher Gay

Christopher Gay

Technology Lead, Cox Automotive
avatar for Susan R Wyant

Susan R Wyant

Enterprise Technology Program Delivery, Borg Analytics
Susan is a data and analytics technology leader with over 20 years of experience in strategies and implementations across a wide range of industries. She’s transformed multiple professional services practices and global clients: building teams, methodologies, and market strategies... Read More →
avatar for Jayant Thomas

Jayant Thomas

Head of AI & ML Learning, Veritas
Jayant Thomas(JT) is a Engineering Manager at GE Digital working on How Microservices is applied to solve industrial IoT solutions targeting big machines.He is extremely passionate about IoT and Cloud based software and has presented in numerous conferences and meetups.
avatar for Siddesh C Prabhu

Siddesh C Prabhu

OCI Solutions Engineer, Oracle
Oracle Cloud Solutions Hub

Thursday March 14, 2019 1:30pm - 2:20pm
3-Rm 104
  Emerging Technologies, Panel

1:30pm

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure provides a Modern Infrastructure for Analytics
Do you want more agility for your AI and ML workloads? Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is built from the ground up for enterprise and next generation workloads. In this session, learn about infrastructure fundamentals and understand how to effectively deploy in cloud for improved agility. Hear about the latest services and offerings that enable analytics and help speed decision making. Get a demo on our GPU offerings and how that can be applied to analytics, learn about how storage can enable analytics and how the right network infrastructure can speed workload execution. Hear about what is coming next.

Speakers
avatar for Ed Beauvais

Ed Beauvais

Director Product Management, Oracle, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Ed Beauvais is Director of Product Management for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. Ed's roles have spanned Product Management, Technology Strategy and Product Marketing. Ed is a strategic innovator with progressive experience in successfully directing new product initiatives, 1.0 product... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 1:30pm - 2:20pm
1-Rm 102 350 Oracle Parkway, Redwood City, CA, United States
  General   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning   Big Data   Business Analytics

1:30pm

Technical Deep Dive: Oracle Spatial Studio Visualization and Analysis
With the new Spatial Studio, it's easy for users and developers to perform location-based analysis on maps with the click of a button. Spatial Studio simplifies the development of web applications, SQL analysis, and REST services using the full spectrum of spatial operators and functions in Oracle Spatial and Graph. In this technical deep dive session for advanced developers and administrators, we will describe the architecture of this new tool. We'll cover what an administrator needs to know, including the database schema objects used by Studio, application user management, and deployment and management of Studio in production environments. We'll also describe REST end points and other features for developers to easily integrate Spatial Studio maps and analysis into their applications. This session complements the feature overview/demo session 'Oracle Spatial Studio: Self Service Visualization and Analysis', which is recommended as a prerequisite.
Speakers
avatar for David Lapp

David Lapp

Product Manager, Oracle
David Lapp is senior principal product manager for Oracle's spatial and graph technologies, focused on Cloud and Big Data solutions. His experience includes working as Spatial and Business Intelligence solutions specialist in Oracle's Public Sector group, where he engaged with several... Read More →
avatar for Roberto Mercado

Roberto Mercado

Software Developer, Oracle
avatar for Siva Ravada

Siva Ravada

Senior Director of Development, Oracle, USA
Siva manages the development team for Oracle’s spatial technologies. He is one of the founding members of the development of Spatial technologies in Oracle since the Oracle7 release. He holds numerous patents, has several journal and conference publications, and authored a book... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 1:30pm - 2:20pm
2-Rm 103
  Spatial and Graph   Business Analytics

2:30pm

Empowering Data Driven Decisions for Sales Order & Revenue Leveraging DVCS
OneGlobe designed a solution leveraging Data Visualization Cloud Service made data transformations simpler, resulting in reduced manual effort and error-free data for one of the leading global suppliers of Industrial Automation and process control, measurement and data management solutions and service provider. Enabled APAC business leadership team to visualize Sales and Revenue Performance by their teams at a broader geographical level and at a granular Product Line and Customer Segment level with their respective data security restriction.

Speakers
avatar for Goushalya Kothai Nachiar Ayyappan

Goushalya Kothai Nachiar Ayyappan

Practice Director - Advanced Analytics, OneGlobe
Goushalya is a Business Analytics practitioner, Data Science evangelist, and a Certified Blockchain expert with over 12 years of experience who excels in looking under the hood of business with the Analytics & Data science lens. She enjoys the journey that at most times starts with... Read More →
avatar for Prakash Malmarugan

Prakash Malmarugan

Senior Solution Architect, OneGlobe Systems
Prakash Malmarugan is a Senior Solution Architect, Data Analyst, a Certified Blockchain Expert and a certified Oracle Enterprise Planning and Budgeting Cloud Service. He is passionate about leveraging analytics to solve business problems and deliver tangible value. He believes in... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 2:30pm - 2:55pm
6-Rm 203
  Business Analytics   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning   Data Warehousing and ETL

2:30pm

Data Visualization Desktop - Maps for Everyone!
Oracle Data Visualization Desktop is an amazingly powerful tool for understanding and visualizing your data - all sorts of data - in many different ways. DVD lets you explore your data sets, apply various interactive visualizations, and create powerful narratives to present your findings. With DVD, you can use maps as a visualization, next to pie charts and histograms. This session will explain how you can use this capability. You will learn how to use the predefined maps included with DVD to view your data: your sales figures, your dropped calls, your employment statistics. You will also learn how to use your own maps, such as your own sales territories, school districts, store locations, or even product placement inside your stores, for display and interaction within DVD.







Speakers
avatar for Albert Godfrind

Albert Godfrind

Spatial Solutions Architect, Oracle
Albert Godfrind has over 25 years of experience in designing, developing, and deploying IT applications. His interest and enthusiasm for spatial information and geographical information systems started at Oracle when he started using the spatial extensions of the Oracle database in... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 2:30pm - 2:55pm
2-Rm 103
  Spatial and Graph   Business Analytics

2:30pm

Building High performance and Highly available Hadoop cluster. Practical lessons
In my current position in Oracle I'm working with many customers all around the world and help them to be successful with their Big Data projects. So, I'm kind of bridge between development and fields, bring and create best practices from Development to the field and bring feedback from the fields to Development for adjust roadmap of Oracle Big Data products. After accumulating all practical experience and gather feedback from customers we found really good default configs for Hadoop Clusters, which could fin for 90% of the customers for their needs.
It include 5 pillars:
- YARN performance tuning
- Spark performance tuning
- Set up Static Service pools
- Set up Dynamic Service pools
- Setup Hadoop cluster in Highly available way
In my session, I talk about key aspects of well configured Hadoop clusters.

Speakers
avatar for Alexey Filanovskiy

Alexey Filanovskiy

Product Manager, Oracle
I'm Alexey Filanovskiy - part of the development organization in Oracle. I use to be Oracle Developer, but since 2010 Hadoop world captivated me with his head. Since 2012 I'm working with Big Data technologies in Oracle. I've started my carrier in pre-sales organization and in 2015... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 2:30pm - 3:20pm
1-Rm 102 350 Oracle Parkway, Redwood City, CA, United States
  Big Data   Data Warehousing and ETL

2:30pm

Modern Machine Learning with OAC and ADWC
Oracle has placed a major emphasis on Machine Learning, AI, and predictive analytics. AI is built in to OAC and most other Oracle cloud products, but do you know how to leverage it? We’ll contrast building machine learning models in data flows in OAC with Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse Cloud service. You’ll learn the capabilities and advantages of the different places you can put machine learning models into production. We’ll also cover the business use cases for major machine learning algorithms such as market segmentation, next best product recommendations, and production forecasting._x000D_
Speakers
avatar for Tim Vlamis

Tim Vlamis

VP & Analytics Strategist, Vlamis Software Solutions
An Oracle Ace and expert in the visualization of data and the design of business analytics strategies, Tim combines a strong background in the application of Oracle-based business analytics and data mining with extensive experience in business modeling and valuation analysis. Tim... Read More →
avatar for Dan Vlamis

Dan Vlamis

President, Vlamis Software Solutions, Inc.

Thursday March 14, 2019 2:30pm - 3:20pm
5-Rm 202 HOL
  Business Analytics   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

2:30pm

Using Blockchain and Analytics to Counter Opioid Crisis
The opioid crisis is deadly and costly.The CDC reports that each day, more than 130 people die from opioid drug overdose and the 2018 national average life expectancy decreased due to opioid drug overdoses in combination with other key factors. We have developed a solution consisting of multiple use-cases in the areas of prescription misuse, counterfeiting and effective treatment by using emerging technologies in the cloud to contain the spread of the opioid crisis and to deliver treatment to those addicted. Using Oracle Blockchain Cloud Service and Oracle Analytics Cloud, we’ve developed an end to end solution that can systematically enable government, hospitals, and pharmaceutical leaders to contain the opioid crisis, assist those who are addicted, and to analyze data that can inform leaders where to optimally employ resources. Oracle’s Cloud provides the best environment to host an enterprise level solution like the one that this one requires.









Speakers
avatar for Ranajoy Bose

Ranajoy Bose

Solution Engineering Manager, Oracle
Ranajoy Bose is a Solution Engineering manager of the Analytics Pillar based out of the Oracle Cloud Solution Hub in Bangalore. He has more than 12 years of rich experience in Business Intelligence, Analytics and Data-warehousing across various verticals and geographies, with market... Read More →
avatar for Deepali Saraswat

Deepali Saraswat

Solution Engineer, Oracle
Deepali has an extensive experience of 4+ Years in IT Industry with 3+ Years in Blockchain, with expertise on Oracle Blockchain Platform and Hyperledger Fabric. She has worked on more than 20 Blockchain POC’s, including Federal Customers.She is certified Blockchain Developer from... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 2:30pm - 3:20pm
3-Rm 104
  Emerging Technologies   Business Analytics

2:55pm

Deciphering insights from ATM using OAC
OneGlobe designed and delivered the solution to effectively identify, visualize, and analyze data to understand their customer behaviour and branch performance. The data insights deciphered, have empowered the bank with extremely critical information to their business functions using Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC). The following solutions have been designed:
1. ATM Performance and Monitoring
2. Network Monitoring
3. Branch Performance Financial KPIs



Speakers
avatar for Goushalya Kothai Nachiar Ayyappan

Goushalya Kothai Nachiar Ayyappan

Practice Director - Advanced Analytics, OneGlobe
Goushalya is a Business Analytics practitioner, Data Science evangelist, and a Certified Blockchain expert with over 12 years of experience who excels in looking under the hood of business with the Analytics & Data science lens. She enjoys the journey that at most times starts with... Read More →
avatar for Prakash Malmarugan

Prakash Malmarugan

Senior Solution Architect, OneGlobe Systems
Prakash Malmarugan is a Senior Solution Architect, Data Analyst, a Certified Blockchain Expert and a certified Oracle Enterprise Planning and Budgeting Cloud Service. He is passionate about leveraging analytics to solve business problems and deliver tangible value. He believes in... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 2:55pm - 3:20pm
6-Rm 203
  Business Analytics   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning   Data Warehousing and ETL

2:55pm

How to Build Geospatial Analytics with Python and Oracle Database
Python has become an extremely popular scripting language for working with geospatial data. A rich ecosystem of Python geospatial libraries provides algorithms to answer questions such as “How are outcomes correlated with location?” “What areas are the most or least similar?” and “Where are the hotspots?” Using a dataset of nationwide traffic accident data, this presentation shows you how to address these questions by combining the geospatial features of popular Python libraries and Oracle Database.








Speakers
avatar for David Lapp

David Lapp

Product Manager, Oracle
David Lapp is senior principal product manager for Oracle's spatial and graph technologies, focused on Cloud and Big Data solutions. His experience includes working as Spatial and Business Intelligence solutions specialist in Oracle's Public Sector group, where he engaged with several... Read More →
avatar for Jayant Sharma

Jayant Sharma

Sr Dir, Prod Mgmt, Oracle USA Inc
Dr. Jayant Sharma is Director, Spatial Product Management at Oracle . He has over twenty years experience in databases and spatial information systems. He is currently focused on the product strategy, and design, of spatial components for Oracle's database and middleware products... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 2:55pm - 3:20pm
2-Rm 103
  Spatial and Graph   Business Analytics

3:40pm

Active Directory integration and Single Sign-On for Oracle Analytics Cloud
Setting up Active Directory integration and single sign-on for Oracle Analytics Cloud are not small tasks. In this session learn about the journey, lessons learned, and tips from this real-world case study. Get into the fine details and see what worked, pitfalls to avoid, and ongoing maintenance suggestions. The learning objective for attendees of this session is to take away lessons learned from a real-life implementation of Oracle Analytics using Oracle Identity Cloud Service, Active Directory bridge, and Active Directory federation services for single sign-on.
Speakers
avatar for Becky Wagner

Becky Wagner

Senior BI Architect, US-Analytics
Becky is a Senior BI Architect with over 14+ successful years in IT projects and is a Microsoft and Oracle Certified professional. She has experience in full project lifecycle development for implementation and integration and is noted for being a proactive problem solver with the... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 3:40pm - 4:05pm
6-Rm 203
  Business Analytics

3:40pm

I know what you mean: leveraging graph for linking entities into knowledge base
Entity linking is a cognitive task consisting in connecting entities (i.e., people, places, ...) mentioned in a passage of text to the relevant description in a knowledge base, such as DBpedia. Example applications of entity linking are automatic generation of hyperlinks to augment news articles and trending topics analysis in social media. The task is challenging because it often depends on contextual information, in particular to distinguish synonyms and ambiguous terms. In this session, we show how the quality of answer of an entity-linking service can be improved by applying graph analysis. We also introduce Oracle’s graph technology for quick and efficient development.
Speakers
avatar for Sungpack Hong

Sungpack Hong

Research Director, Oracle Labs
Research Director at Oracle Labs.Leading projects regarding large-scale graph and data analysis -- platforms and applications

Thursday March 14, 2019 3:40pm - 4:05pm
5-Rm 202 HOL
  Spatial and Graph   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

3:40pm

Find Out How to Create a Custom Oracle Data Visualization plugin
Ever feel limited by the same old charts? Interested in creating your own? Get energized and join Gary Adashek Oracle ACE from General Electric GE Digital as he explains how to create your own plugin for Oracle Data Visualization Desktop or Cloud and shares the framework on how to create a custom plugin for DV from scratch using the open source D3 JavaScript library.

Learn step-by-step how to develop a DVD plugin from scratch using Data Driven Documents (D3) a JavaScript framework for creating interactive visualization. Then use the DVD SDK for taking your plugin to next level and unleash the power of a BI tool. Even more, learn additional tips and tricks while developing in JavaScript. This presentation will take a detailed look into the steps required to successfully develop, deploy and share your custom DVD plugin literally with anyone. Share your custom plugin with the Oracle Analytics community so anyone can import and start using it in their DVD instance.
Speakers
avatar for Gary Adashek

Gary Adashek

SR MANAGER, GENERAL ELECTRIC (GE Digital)
Sr. Manager Digital Operations - Data Solution Architects                                   Dates Employed            Oct 2016 – Present                                    Employment Duration              2 yrs 5 mos... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 3:40pm - 4:30pm
3-Rm 104
  Business Analytics   General   Spatial and Graph

3:40pm

Changing Role of DBA: From Database Developer to Data Scientist in 6 Weeks
Oracle Autonomous Databases automate everything, right? So what’s a DBA to do now? DBAs spend the majority of their time on maintenance, security and outage issues leaving little time for innovation. Autonomous Databases are self-driving, self-securing and self-repairing. Autonomous Databases free database developers to leverage valuable data skills to extract more insights and make predictions. Oracle Machine Learning Zeppelin notebooks supports the six basic machine learning steps: business understanding, data understanding, data preparation, model building, model evaluation and model deployment. Database developers perform these tasks now, actually 80% of the work, but refer to them as ETL, data wrangling and production scripts. Come learn how Oracle Machine Learning enables you to transition from database developer to “data scientist” in 6 weeks.

Speakers
avatar for Penny Avril

Penny Avril

Vice President, Oracle
Penny Avril is a Vice President in Oracle Server Technology Division, leading product management for Oracle Database. Penny works with release and development management on taking the product from design spec through development to production. Her team runs the customer advisory board... Read More →
avatar for Charlie Berger

Charlie Berger

Senior Director, Product Management, Oracle
Charlie Berger is the Sr. Director of Product Management, Machine Learning, AI and Cognitive Analytics in Oracle Server Technology. Since 1999, he has been responsible for Oracle’s machine learning—starting when Oracle acquired Thinking Machines Corporation where he was VP of... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 3:40pm - 4:30pm
1-Rm 102 350 Oracle Parkway, Redwood City, CA, United States
  Data Warehousing and ETL   Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning

3:40pm

Location-Based Tracking of Moving Objects with Apache Spark
Tracking K nearest neighbors from a large dataset to a given location is an expensive task. This session shows how to use Oracle Big Data Spatial and Graph’s Vector API to build a real-time Spark streaming application that constantly calculates the K nearest moving vehicles for every element from a set of static stations, based on the distance and user-defined business rules. The vehicle location data is continuously received from a stream that sends updated vehicle locations every few seconds so the nearest vehicles for each station are constantly updated and written to HDFS. This presentation also shows how to build a map visualization application to view this real-time tracking with the Oracle Maps API.
Speakers
avatar for Siva Ravada

Siva Ravada

Senior Director of Development, Oracle, USA
Siva manages the development team for Oracle’s spatial technologies. He is one of the founding members of the development of Spatial technologies in Oracle since the Oracle7 release. He holds numerous patents, has several journal and conference publications, and authored a book... Read More →

Thursday March 14, 2019 3:40pm - 4:30pm
2-Rm 103
  Spatial and Graph   Big Data

5:00pm

Post-Summit get-together
Trying to determine interest in a get-together at a local watering hole, for people still around Thursday evening. Add to schedule if you would be interested in attending and feel free to delete if find out you cannot make it. Very casual.
Thursday March 14, 2019 5:00pm - 6:00pm
Waterdog Tavern 1015 Alameda de las Pulgas, Belmont, CA 94002, USA
  General
  • Field 2 general