Summary
Smart data governance is crucial for Financial Services as part of the digital strategy. Learn and discuss how you can improve data control and privacy while dealing with the complexity of making data more accessible to whom has a right to know.
To support the Financial Service institutions’ need to benefit from a unified view of all their data, not only the data architecture must be smart but must include responsibility, traceability and governance.
- Present and discuss how to set up or improve data governance for data control and data privacy in the context of your business.
- How do you ensure the security of sensitive information, given the need to analyse your information more effectively? The need to cooperate on data requires highly secure mechanisms for data-access, collaboration and analysis.
- How to collect and organize data of any type, source, and structure so your AI models can ingest data from multiple sources?
- How to ensure compliance rules are followed and implemented correctly?
Agenda
Friday 11th June 2021
| Friday 11th June | ||
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| 09:30am CET | Welcome and Introductions Point of view: Importance of Data Governance & Compliance for the Financial Services Moderation IBM: Luc Goossens, IBM Belux Data and AI Technical Leader IBM guest: Rudi De Backer, Associate Partner, Data Platform Services Benelux |
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| 10:00am CET | Business Track How does Data governance help Financial institutions comply with regulatory and data privacy obligations? How to enable sharing, collaboration and analysis of data managed by multiple institutions? Speaker: Christophe De Melio, Business Development Management Lead | Solution Track The role of a data platform to boost productivity of users, remove barriers to collaboration, while ensuring data governance. This will be demonstrated using Watson Knowledge Catalog and it is capability to provide context and explain your data to your data users based on a business glossary and classification. Speaker: Robert Voermans, Technical Specialist Data Governance |
| 10:30am CET | Business Track How to choose a data governance implementation strategy. How assessing your data governance maturity helps choosing the right approach. Speaker: Julien Tagnon, Strategy and Data Governance Consulting Director – Business and Decision, Geneva | Solution Track Building on the previous session, which introduced Watson Knowledge Catalog and the concept of data classes, this session will focus on using Watson Knowledge Catalog to apply data privacy techniques to those data classes. Speaker: Marcel Berkhout, Technical Sales Specialist - Data Management and Data Privacy |
| 11:00am CET | Business Track Compliancy and Privacy monitoring: Data Privacy Management with IBM OpenPages. Speaker: Mehdi Charif, Risk & Governance Architect | Solution Track Lessons learned from Data governance implementations carried out at large Benelux financial organisations. Hear about the main challenges, and tools used to accelerate the implementations such as the Data Governance Fast Start Solution. Speaker: Mitul Kumar, Stream Leader - Data Governance, Risk Management at Business and Decision Luxembourg |
| 11:30am CET | Wrap up and Open Q&A Discussion | #colspan# |
| 11:45am CET | Event Close | |