Event
Small Big Data Congress 2017
Den Bosch • 05 Oct 2017
On the 5th of October 2017, TNO, in collaboration with the Big Data Value Center, organizes the fourth Small Big Data Congress! This congress aims at providing an overview of practical and innovative applications based on big data. Do you want to know what is happening in applied research with big data? And what can already be achieved through big data? Then please attend our congress!
Program and topics
After two keynote presentations, series of three-minute pitches rapidly take you through the latest insights and advancements about big data in the Netherlands. Topics such as new algorithms and their applications, solutions to address ownership of big data, data quality and metadata management and innovative business models of big data will be highlighted. By providing a platform for both usual and unusual suspects, the Small Big Data Congress aims at creating unexpected combinations between industry, government and research. The precise planning of the program is still under development. To get an impression of last year’s Small Big Data Congress, please take a look at our program booklet and our YouTube channel.
Small Big Data Congress 2016
Call for pitches
We are currently seeking submissions for the three-minute pitches for our fourth edition of this growing and successful congress. We invite SMEs, larger businesses, governments and research institutes to share their latest innovations and connect to potential collaborators and customers. The pitches give you the opportunity to speak at our congress and to be visible. Please look at our call for pitches for more information. Moreover, we organize opportunities to give a demo. If you are interested in giving a demo, please get in contact with us.
We hope to see you on October 5th!
You can now register for the Small Big Data Congress 2017
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Downloads
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Call for Pitches Small Big Data Congress 2017 – 5 October 2017
pdf • 443 KB
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Programme Small Big Data Congress 2016
pdf • 2.6 MB
Knowledge
Information Creation – from data to information
'Big data' has become a familiar term. Vast amounts of information are becoming available through a whole range of systems – think of the many sensor systems such as monitoring cameras, induction loops... Read more
Roadmap