Digital Ship’s Maritime Big Data Forum will be held on 29 May 2018 in Oslo
Digital Ship says its Maritime Big Data Forum will be held on 29 May 2018 in Oslo.
"Big data has been on our maritime agenda for some years now. We have not only seen big data in shipping, but we are also increasingly experiencing the impact in the day to day. Digital frontrunners (such as Amazon and Alibaba) have found ways to drive value from the big data surrounding us. Meaning data is becoming a truly valuable business asset.
In this era of the connected ship, with increasing reliance on digital paradigms such as the cloud, IoT, sensors, remote monitoring, blockchain, electronic navigational systems, electronic data exchange, we are generating ever growing pools of data. But how does the ship owner control this data? How can we manage regulations such as GDPR? What are the legal implications and potential risks? How do we address cyber security and ownership issues?
Increased data availability and transparency has led shipping companies to review their approaches to operational efficiency and performance analysis – and investigate ways to integrate data into their operations and make it valuable. We need to determine the most valuable relationships among the variables we collect. We need to translate big data into smart data. It is time to take the journey from big data to big value.
The Forum will investigate what we need to create this value. What are the key-drivers, who are the key actors, and how do we prepare our internal organisation? Who should we collaborate with and how can we identify the best practices in our industry and across other industry segments?
Through three clearly defined sessions we will investigate how to make big data a valuable business asset.
Session 1: Big Data Best Practices from other sectors
We are increasingly experiencing the impact of big data in daily life. We have found ways to drive value from the big data surrounding us. What are the best practices in other sectors? How have they created their ecosystems and collaboration networks?
Session 2: Control and Protect Big Data
New platforms generate a sea of data. But how does the ship owner control the data? How do we meet regulations such as GDPR? What are the legal implications and potential risks? How do we address cyber security and ownership issues? How is safety and security driving new platform developments?
Session 3: Big Value from Big Data
We need to uncover the most valuable relationships among the variables we collect. We need to translate big data into smart data and create big data value. We will investigate different angels: e-commerce, vessel performance, supply chain logistics.
What are the key-drivers and how do we prepare our internal organisation? Who should we collaborate with and how can we identify the best practices in our industry and across other industry segments?", says the statement.
Confirmed speakers:
Neil Hodgson, Head of Asset Science, Maersk Digital
• Tom Erling Hansen, VP Sales North Europe, Marlink
• Rear Admiral Nick Lambert, Director, NLA, Former UK National Hydrographer
• Jon Jahren, Data & AI Architect, Microsoft
• Ken Munro, Security Entrepreneur & Writer, Pen Test Partners
• Björgólfur Hávarðsson, Innovation manager, Seafood Innovation Cluster
• Stian Knutsen, Environment, Project & Implementation Coordinator, Rederiet Stenertsen AS
• Øystein Busch, Head of IT, UECC
• Olga Kravchenko, Cognitive Consultant Watson & Blockchain, IBM, Ambassador of Norway, World Innovations Forum
• Lokukaluge Prasad Perera, PhD, Associate Professor in Advanced Maritime Vessel Operations, UiT The Arctic University of Norway
• Martin Reason, Global Sales Manager Maritime, Ceragon Networks
• Rob O’Dwyer, Editor, Digital Ship
About Digital Ship
For 17 years, Digital Ship magazine has provided the digital community of the world's maritime industry with the latest news and developments, including satellite communications, software, navigation, vessel efficiency, cyber security, big data and analytics, to help keep shipping operating with maximum safety, efficiency and crew comfort.
